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Please Turn Off Cellphones During Screening April 3, 2012 (XXIV:11) Online Versions of the Goldenrod Handouts Are in Color Krzysztof Kieslowski, RED (1994, 99 Min.) Please turn off cellphones during screening April 3, 2012 (XXIV:11) Online versions of the Goldenrod Handouts are in color Krzysztof Kieslowski, RED (1994, 99 min.) Directed by Krzysztof Kieslowski Written by Krzysztof Kieslowski and Krzysztof Piesiewicz Produced by Marin Karmitz Original Music by Zbigniew Preisner Cinematography by Piotr Sobocinski Film Editing by Jacques Witta Irène Jacob…Valentine Jean-Louis Trintignant…Le juge Frédérique Feder…Karin Jean-Pierre Lorit…Auguste Samuel Le Bihan…Le photographe Marc Autheman…(voice) Juliette Binoche…Julie Vignon Julie Delpy… Dominique Benoît Régent…Olivier Zbigniew Zamachowski…Karol Karol A Short Film About Killing, 1985 No End, 1981 “Krótki dzien KRZYSZTOF KIESLOWSKI (June 27, 1941, Warsaw, pracy”, 1981 Blind Chance, 1980 “Spokój”, 1979 Camera Buff, Mazowieckie, Poland – March 13, 1996, Warsaw, Mazowieckie, 1979 From a Night Porter's Point of View, 1976 The Scar, 1976 Poland) directed 40 films, many of them shorts in the earlier part “Personel”, 1975 Life Story, 1974 Pierwsza milosc, 1974 of his career. Some of the titles are: 1994 Three Colors: Red, “Przejscie podziemne”, 1972 Podstawy BHP w kopalni miedzi, 1994 Three Colors: White, 1993 Three Colors: Blue, 1991 The 1972 Miedzy Wroclawiem a Zielona Gora, 1971 Bylem Double Life of Veronique, 1989-1990 “The Decalogue” (TV zolnierzem, 1968 “Zdjecie”, 1967 Koncert zyczen, and 1966 mini-series), 1988 A Short Film About Love, 1988 A Short Film Tramway. About Killing, 1985 No End, 1981 Blind Chance, 1980 Gadajace glowy (documentary short), 1980 Dworzec (documentary short), Krzysztof Piesiewicz (b. Krzysztof Marek Piesiewicz, October 1979 Camera Buff, 1979 From a Night Porter's Point of View 25, 1945 – Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland) is an attorney and (documentary short), 1977 Nie wiem (documentary), 1976 The current member of the Polish parliament. He has 12 Scar, 1975 Life Story (short), 1973 Murarz (documentary short), screenwriting credits, all in collaboration with Kieslowski (he 1972 Podstawy BHP w kopalni miedzi (documentary short), 1972 worked on all Kieslowski’s films from No End to the director’s Miedzy Wroclawiem a Zielona Gora (documentary short), 1972 death. His writing credits are for 2007 Nadzieja, 2005 Hell, Refren (documentary short), 1971 Fabryka (documentary short), 2002/I Heaven, 2001 Silence, 1994 Three Colors: Red, 1994 1971 Bylem zolnierzem (documentary short), 1971 Robotnicy Three Colors: White, 1993 Three Colors: Blue, 1991 The Double 1971 - Nic o nas bez nas (documentary), 1971 Przed rajdem Life of Veronique, 1989-1990 “The Decalogue” (10 episodes), (documentary short), 1968 Z miasta Lodzi (documentary short), 1988 A Short Film About Love, 1988 A Short Film About Killing, 1968 “Zdjecie” (TV documentary short), 1967 Koncert zyczen and 1985 No End. (short), 1966 Urzad (short), 1966 Tramway (short). He also has 29 writing credits: 2007 Nadzieja, 2005 Hell, 2002/I Heaven, MARIN KARMITZ October 7, 1938, Bucharest, Romania) has 71 2000 Big Animal, 1995 100 Years of Polish Cinema, 1994 Three producer credits, among them 2012 Something in the Air, 2011 Colors: Red, 1994 Three Colors: White, 1993 Three Colors: The Fairy, 2010 Black Venus, 2010 Certified Copy, 2010/I White Blue, 1991 The Double Life of Veronique, 1989-1990 “The Snow, 2009 The True Story of Puss'N Boots, 2009 Diamond 13, Decalogue” (10 episodes), 1988 A Short Film About Love, 1988 2009 Zion and His Brother, 2008 Rumba, 2008 Summer Hours, Kieslowski—RED—2 2005 Daddy, Daddy USA, 2005 Tale of Cinema, 2004 Woman Is IRÈNE JACOB…Valentine (b. Irene Marie Jacob, July 15, 1966, the Future of Man, 2004 The Afternoon of Mr. Andesmas, 2003 Suresnes, France) has 49 acting credits, among them 2012 E la Five Dedicated to Ozu, 2003 The Flower of Evil, 2002 Apartment chiamano estate (post-production), 2010 Rio Sex Comedy, 2009 #5C, 2002 Ten, 2002 The Clay Bird, 2002 Kedma, 2002 Claude The French Kissers, 2008 The Dust of Time, 2007 Fallen Heroes, Chabrol l'artisan, 2001 Carrément à l'Ouest, 2001 “Isabelle 2007 The Inner Life of Martin Frost, 2006 The Education of Huppert, une vie pour jouer”, 2001 ABC Africa, 2000 Signs & Fairies, 2004 Battle of the Brave, 2004 Autumn, 2004 The Wonders, 1999 The Wind Will Carry Us, 1999 The Color of Lies, Pornographer: A Love Story, 2002 The Landlords, 2001 1998 Next Stop Paradise, 1997 The Swindle, 1996 Deep Fourplay, 1999 History Is Made at Night, 1999 My Life So Far, Crimson, 1996 Too Late, 1995 La Cérémonie, 1994 Three 1999 The Big Brass Ring, 1998 Cuisine américaine, 1998 U.S. Colors: Red, 1994 Three Colors: White, 1993 Three Colors: Marshals, 1997 Incognito, 1996 Victory, 1995 Othello, 1995 All Blue, 1992 Betty, Men Are Mortal, 1991 Madame 1995 Beyond the Bovary, 1990 Taxi Clouds, 1995 Blues, 1989 I Want Runaways, 1994 to Go Home, 1988 Three Colors: Red, Story of Women, 1993 The Secret 1986 Inspecteur Garden, 1991 The Lavardin, 1985 No Secret of Sarah Man's Land, 1983 Tombelaine, 1991 The Wall, 1982 The Double Life of Mourir à 30 ans, Veronique, 1989 Les 1981 L'ombre mannequins d'osier, rouge, 1980 Every 1989 The Gang of Man for Himself, Four, and 1987 Au 1970 Comrades, Revoir Les Enfants. 1966 Un jour à Paris, 1966 JEAN-LOUIS Adolescence, and TRINTIGNANT…Le 1966 Le jardin des Tuileries. juge (December 11, 1930, Piolenc, Vaucluse, France) has been in 137 films, some of which are 2012 Amour (post-production), ZBIGNIEW PREISNER (b. Zbigniew Antoni Kowalski, May 20, 2003 Janis and John, 1998 Those Who Love Me Can Take the 1955, Bielsko-Biala, Slaskie, Poland) has 56 film score credits, Train, 1996 A Self-Made Hero, 1996 C'est jamais loin, 1994 See including all of Kieslowski’s films from No End on. Some of his How They Fall, 1994 Three Colors: Red, 1993 L'instinct de credits are 2012 Aglaja, 2008 Menachem & Fred, 2008 A l'ange, 1991 'Merci la vie', 1989 Bunker Palace Hôtel, 1986 The Woman in Berlin, 2007 A Secret, 2004 The Beautiful Country, Woman of My Life, 1986 A Man and a Woman: 20 Years Later, 2003 Strange Gardens, 2003 It's All About Love, 2002 Between 1985 L'homme aux yeux d'argent, 1985 Partir, revenir, 1985 Strangers, 1999 Dreaming of Joseph Lees, 1999 The Last L'été prochain, 1984 Long Live Life, 1983 Under Fire, 1983 September, 1998 Krzysztof Kieslowski: I'm So-So..., 1997 The Cover Up, 1983 Confidentially Yours, 1982 La nuit de Varennes, Island on Bird Street, 1996 Foolish Heart, 1995 1981 Dead Certain, 1981 Passione d'amore, 1980 Je vous aime, “Radetzkymarsch”, 1995 Feast of July, 1995 Élisa, 1994 Three 1979 Melancoly Baby, 1978 Other People's Money, 1977 The Colors: Red, 1994 When a Man Loves a Woman, 1994 Three Passengers, 1977 L'affaire, 1976 Rain over Santiago, 1975 Flic Colors: White, 1993 On the Edge of the Horizon, 1993 The Story, 1975 Playing with Fire, 1974 The Secret, 1974 Escapade, Secret Garden, 1993 Three Colors: Blue, 1992 Damage, 1992 1974 Les violons du bal, 1973 The Train, 1973 Défense de Olivier, Olivier, 1991 At Play in the Fields of the Lord, 1991 The savoir, 1973 Une journée bien remplie ou Neuf meurtres insolites Double Life of Veronique, 1990 Eminent Domain, 1990 Europa dans une même journée par un seul homme dont ce n'est pas le Europa, 1989-1990 “The Decalogue”, 1989 Ostatni dzwonek, métier, 1972 The Outside Man, 1972 The Assassination, 1970 1988 A Short Film About Love, 1988 A Short Film About Killing, The Crook, 1970 Secret Intentions, 1970 The Conformist, 1969 and 1985 No End, 1983 Prognoza pogody. My Night at Maud's, 1969 Z, 1969 L'américain, 1968 The Libertine, 1968 My Love, My Love, 1968 Les Biches, 1967 Piotr Sobocinski (February 3, 1958, Lódz, Lódzkie, Poland – Trans-Europ-Express, 1966 Is Paris Burning?, 1966 A Man and March 26, 2001, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) has 28 a Woman, 1966 La longue marche, 1965 Compartiment tueurs, cinematographer credits, among them, 1965 I Kill, You Kill, 1965 The Real Bargain, 1964 Mata Hari, 2002 Trapped, 2001 Hearts in Atlantis, 2001 Angel Eyes, 1998 agent H21, 1964 The Last Steps, 1962 The Easy Life, 1962 Les Twilight, 1996 Marvin's Room, 1996 Ransom, 1996 The Seventh sept péchés capitaux, 1961 Le puits aux trois verities, 1961 Room, 1994 Three Colors: Red, 1992 A nagy postarablás, 1990 Journey Beneath the Desert, 1961 Spotlight on a Murderer, 1960 “The Decalogue”, 1989 A Tale of Adam Mickiewicz's The Battle of Austerlitz, 1959 Les liaisons dangereuses, 1956 'Forefathers' Eve', 1989 “Biala wizytówka”, 1989 Pension Club of Women, 1956 ...And God Created Woman, and 1956 If Sonnenschein, 1987 Magnat, 1987 Zuk, and 1985 Zu Hause - All the Guys in the World... Was ist das eigentlich?. Kieslowski—RED—3 FRÉDÉRIQUE FEDER…Karin has 11 acting credits: 2005 BENOÎT RÉGENT…Olivier (b. Benoît Michel Régent, August 19, “EastEnders”, 1997 Swept from the Sea, 1996 Delphine 1, Yvan 1953, Nantes, Loire-Atlantique, France – October 22, 1994, 0, 1996 Un inverno freddo freddo, 1995 La terraza de Miguel, Zurich, Switzerland) appeared in 46 films, including 1995 Black 1994 Three Colors: Red, 1994 Comme un dimanche, 1994 Parlez for Remembrance, 1995 Out in the Country, 1994 Du fond du après le signal sonore, 1993 Acción mutante, 1991 Road to Ruin, Coeur, 1994 Three Colors: Red, 1993 Three Colors: Blue, 1991 and 1985 “Emmenez-moi au théâtre: La robe mauve de J'entends plus la guitar, 1990 Jean Galmot, aventurier, 1990 Dr. Valentine.” M, 1988 A Soldier's Tale, 1988 L'île aux oiseaux, 1987 A Flame in My Heart, 1986 A Man and a Woman: 20 Years Later, 1985 Jean-Pierre Lorit…Auguste has 56 acting credits, among them Spécial police, 1985 Subway, 1985 Hell Train, 1985 L'été 2010 Outside the Law, 2010 The Round Up, 2006 Tell No One, prochain, 1984 Dangerous Moves, 1983 Stella, 1983 Un 2006 Un ami parfait, 2005 The White Countess, 2004 “Au bout dimanche de flic, and 1980 La femme intégrale.
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