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Double Life of Veronique

Double Life of Veronique

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Key Information
Directors: Krzysztof Kieslowski
Stars: Irhne Jacob
Actors: Phillipe Volter
Genre: Foreign Films
Subgenre: Recommended · Self-Discovery · Psychic Forces · Psychodrama · French
MPAA Rating: R (MPAA)
Available Formats: VHS
UPC: 715515020725
Release Date: 1991
Running Time: 1hr 36min
Languages
Release Language: English (Subtitled)
Original Language: French
DVD Editions
: Format: DVD, 1hr 37min
Release Company: Image Entertainment, Inc. (February 12, 2008)
UPC: 014381314021
VHS Editions
: Format: VHS, 1hr 36min
Release Company: Movies Unlimited (September 24, 1992)
Professional Reviews
: (12/13/1991, p.F17, Peter Rainer): "...Jacob has a delicate, high-fashion lyricism..."
More Information
Details: Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski, creator of the masterful THREE COLORS TRILOGY, presents this enigmatic, philosophical drama about duality in the modern world. Weronika (Irene Jacob), a young Polish woman, embraces each aspect of her life with zeal. She has many friendships, sexual and platonic, and a variety of interests. A serious heart ailment, however, debilitates her periodically, but she refuses to let it hold her back. On her way to a singing contest, she sees a woman who is her spitting image. Weronika tries to catch the look-alike's attention, but fails. The second woman, the French Veronique (Jacob), is also a gifted singer yet she rejects this talent to teach at a primary school. Eventually she, too, senses the presence of another force in her life, but it isn't until Alexandre (Philippe Volter), an artist, appears that she finally recognizes this for certain. Kieslowski's superb film is a lyrical study of the divided but inextricably linked worlds of Eastern and Western Europe, featuring...
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