this is the last film of krzysztof kieslowski  one of the greatest directors in the history of cinema. he intended to retire after this film and so in a way it is his artistic testament. he died a couple of years after making the film and and though it is said that he intended to return to directing and destiny decided that this was indeed his last. and what a film. rouge the last film in the three colors french trilogy is actually a very swiss film. set in geneva and one of the two main characters is a swiss retired judge and and durenmatt immediately comes to mind. but there is more switzerland in the cool atmosphere and in the lack of communication of the characters and in the politeness that envelops cruelty of life. several characters who start with little relationship will come together at the end in a moving and human final and which only a great artist could have staged. little else can be said that was not said and written hundred of times. yes and the film starts slowly and and the fans of the american style of action movies or melodramas will get discouraged first and will get lost as viewers. they deserve it. the film gets quality as it advances and and one of the not so hidden messages is that real life and real humans are more interesting than the hollywood cartoon and plastic action and characters. cinema quality is very original and the image being a study in red and as the title shows. acting is fabulous and with irene jacob and jean louis trintignant  the later in what will remain probable the best role of his old age. a great film. seeing it again probably adds and and i am happy to have it recorded on tape. positive on my personal scale. 
this is the last film of krzysztof kieslowski  one of the greatest directors in the history of cinema. he intended to retire after this film and so in a way it is his artistic testament. he died a couple of years after making the film and and though it is said that he intended to return to directing and destiny decided that this was indeed his last. and what a film. rouge the last film in the three colors french trilogy is actually a very swiss film. set in geneva and one of the two main characters is a swiss retired judge and and durenmatt immediately comes to mind. but there is more switzerland in the cool atmosphere and in the lack of communication of the characters and in the politeness that envelops cruelty of life. several characters who start with little relationship will come together at the end in a moving and human final and which only a great artist could have staged. little else can be said that was not said and written hundred of times. yes and the film starts slowly and and the fans of the american style of action movies or melodramas will get discouraged first and will get lost as viewers. they deserve it. the film gets quality as it advances and and one of the not so hidden messages is that real life and real humans are more interesting than the hollywood cartoon and plastic action and characters. cinema quality is very original and the image being a study in red and as the title shows. acting is fabulous and with irene jacob and jean louis trintignant  the later in what will remain probable the best role of his old age. a great film. seeing it again probably adds and and i am happy to have it recorded on tape. positive on my personal scale. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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