Three Colors: White
(1994)
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Three Colors: White
(1994)
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Zbigniew Zamachowski | ... | ||
Julie Delpy | ... | ||
Janusz Gajos | ... |
Mikolaj
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Jerzy Stuhr | ... |
Jurek
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Aleksander Bardini | ... |
Le notaire (The Lawyer)
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Grzegorz Warchol | ... |
L'elégant (The Elegant Man)
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Cezary Harasimowicz | ... |
L'inspecteur (The Inspector)
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Jerzy Nowak | ... |
La vieux payson (The Old Farmer)
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Jerzy Trela | ... |
Monsieur Bronek
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Cezary Pazura | ... |
Le propriétaire du bureau de change (Bureau de Change Proprietor)
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Michel Lisowski | ... |
L'interprète (The Interpreter)
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Philippe Morier-Genoud | ... |
Le juge (The Judge)
(as Philippe Morier Genoud)
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Piotr Machalica | ... |
L'homme de haute taille (The Tall Man)
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Francis Coffinet | ... |
L'employé de banque (The Bank Employee)
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Barbara Dziekan | ... |
La caissière (The Cashier)
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Karol (Polish) marries Domininque (French) and moves to Paris. The marriage breaks down and Dominique divorces Karol, forcing him into the life of a metro beggar and eventually back to Poland. However, he never forgets Dominique and while building a new life for himself in Warsaw he begins to plot... Written by Anonymous
Seeing revenge in "Blanc" it's like you left the theater a couple of minutes before the end of the movie. The final scene is the explanation of Karol's strange actions. It is not a revenge story, it is a story of obsessive desire of possession. The "love"-story of Karol for Dominique. He tried to posses Dominique, he becomes a wealthy man and he is able to do ANYTHING to have her. Well, `anything' includes evil things. When a bird flies away from the master that "loves" it so much, what should be done? To put the bird into a cage. In this way, Karol will be able to see, feed, speak and listen Dominique every day. Karol finally posses Dominique.