Three Colours Trilogy
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Four-disc DVD set from Artificial Eye (catalogue ART275DVD) collecting Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Three Colours: Blue (1993), White (1994) and Red (1994). The release is identified by EAN 5021866275307 and presents the three films together in a single boxed edition.
Four-disc DVD set from Artificial Eye (catalogue ART275DVD) collecting Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Three Colours: Blue (1993), White (1994) and Red (1994). The release is identified by EAN 5021866275307 and presents the three films together in a single boxed edition.
Pros
- Complete Three Colours trilogy collected in a single Artificial Eye DVD set.
- Includes supplemental material—interviews, making-of documentary, documentary on Kieslowski, trailers and filmographies.
- Complete Three Colours trilogy collected in a single Artificial Eye DVD set.
- Includes supplemental material—interviews, making-of documentary, documentary on Kieslowski, trailers and filmographies.
- English subtitles provided for the principal language tracks.
Cons
- −Region 2 DVD format limits playback to compatible players/regions unless using multi-region hardware.
- −Mixed feedback — listings and technical notes differ on video presentation (some list 4:3/Region 2 PAL, others indicate anamorphic/16:9), so reported aspect ratio/transfer details are inconsistent across sources.
- −Region 2 DVD format limits playback to compatible players/regions unless using multi-region hardware.
- −Mixed feedback — listings and technical notes differ on video presentation (some list 4:3/Region 2 PAL, others indicate anamorphic/16:9), so reported aspect ratio/transfer details are inconsistent across sources.
- −Standard-definition DVD (2004 release); higher-definition/blu-ray and 4K editions of the trilogy have been released subsequently, so this set is an older SD-era edition.
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