This is a great film. Critics have said that it's mysterious; I think it's more suspenseful though, because we know and feel what Julie (Juliette Binoche) is going through. But it is mysterious in the way that we do not really know what she is up to. I love the scene where she gets locked out of the house and we are allowed to search her face for, what it seems like, several minutes. Wonderful acting! I also love when she is told that the lady downstairs is a whore and she should sign a petition to kick her out. Julie's response: "That's not my problem." Great Dialog. R.I.P. K.K.
Review of Three Colors: Blue
