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A delicate tale of spiritual connection of two absolute different women who are not aware of the another's existence. Krzysztof Kieslowski perfectly balanced the two personalities by giving them the needed physical, psychological & spiritual connections in order to keep the audience in deep angst. The story explanation has not been vivid in the film which is an advantage trait for the work of art to be mysteriously beautiful. The entire screenplay has been vibrant with its unique tone for providing the warmth. Irene Jacob's performance was phenomenal!

An ugly take on the male dominance and liberals' supremacy of the higher class on the uncivilized and sexual predation in a gruesome torture/slasher diluted with a little drama. Oh! & the background score keeps it just casual & bright

Divine just might be the word for the film. It is an exploration into the varied personal beliefs of human. The film is so Godly that it takes you into another realm which you'll probably be confused with 'Heaven'. I've never quite experienced a film so tranquil other than of Tarkovsky's others. From questioning one's own beliefs to taking a walk in the shattered lanes of memory, this masterpiece has it all. The direction is very much responsible for making a film powerful, from the screenplay to the dialogue delivery; this film is just the example of it. This piece of art gives you solidarity. I think Andrei Tarkovsky really loves the element of water & the same is just used very artistically in all his films, this being no exception! The closing scene is very beautiful which is a great thing for concluding a subject. Andrei Tarkovsky is indeed the GOAT!