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A model discovers a retired judge is keen on invading people's privacy.
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  • Nominated for 3 Oscars. Another 19 wins & 24 nominations.
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Valentine
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Le juge
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Karin (as Frederique Feder)
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Auguste
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Le photographe (Photographer) (as Samuel Lebihan)
Marion Stalens ...
Le vétérinaire
Teco Celio ...
Le barman
Bernard Escalon ...
Le disquaire
Jean Schlegel ...
Le voisin
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La femme
Paul Vermeulen ...
L'ami de Karin
Jean-Marie Daunas ...
Le gardien du théâtre
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Le trafiquant
Brigitte Raul
Leo Ramseyer
Nader Farman
Cécile Tanner ...
(as Cecile Tanner)
Anne Theurillat
Neige Dolsky ...
(as Neige Dolski)
Jessica Korinek
Marc Autheman ...
Michel (voice)
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Julie (cameo)
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Dominique
Benoît Régent ...
Olivier (as Benoit Regent)
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Karol Karol (cameo)

Directed by

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Krzysztof Kieslowski

Written by

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Krzysztof Kieslowski ... () &
Krzysztof Piesiewicz ... ()
 
Agnieszka Holland ... (scenario collaborator) &
Edward Zebrowski ... (scenario collaborator) &
Edward Klosinski ... (scenario collaborator)
 
Marcin Latallo ... (dialogue translation)

Produced by

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Yvon Crenn ... executive producer
Marin Karmitz ... producer

Music by

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Zbigniew Preisner

Cinematography by

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Piotr Sobocinski ... director of photography

Editing by

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Jacques Witta

Editorial Department

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Aïlo Auguste-Judith ... assistant editor (as Aïlo Auguste)
Catherine Cormon ... assistant editor
Michele D'Attoma ... assistant editor
Salvatore Di Meo ... assistant editor
Bettina Hofmann ... assistant editor
Urszula Lesiak ... assistant editor
Sandrine Normand ... assistant editor
Rob Sciarratta ... video color timer (uncredited)

Casting By

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Margot Capelier

Production Design by

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Claude Lenoir

Set Decoration by

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Pierre Agoston
Paola Andreani
Marc Babel
Jean-Pierre Balsiger
Jean-François Despres
Patrick Flumet
Patrick Lehmann
Daniel Mercier
David Stadelmann
Patrick Stoll

Costume Design by

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Corinne Jorry

Makeup Department

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Nathalie Tanner ... makeup artist
Katrine Zingg ... hair stylist (as Catherine Zingg)

Production Management

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Gérard Ruey ... production manager (as Gerard Ruey)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Emmanuel Finkiel ... assistant director
Thierry Mouquin ... assistant director
Xavier Nicol ... assistant director
Jean-Jacques Rossmann ... assistant director
Pascal Verdosci ... assistant director

Art Department

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Philippe Brunisholz ... props
Michel Charvaz ... props
Fabrice Duplaissy ... props
Ivan Niclass ... property master (as Yvan Niclass)
Guillaume Ogay ... props
Vincent Stadelmann ... props
Jean-Paul Trincat ... props
Markus Waldburger ... props
Jean-Daniel Weber ... props

Sound Department

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Vincent Arnardi ... foley artist
William Flageollet ... sound mixer
Sandrine Henchoz ... sound recordist
Jean-Claude Laureux ... sound editor / sound
Jean-Pierre Lelong ... foley artist
Francine Lemaitre ... sound editor
Mario Melchiorri ... foley artist
Nicolas Naegelen ... sound editor
Brigitte Taillandier ... sound recordist
Piotr Zawadzki ... sound editor

Stunts

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Lucien Abbet ... stunts
Philippe Calame ... stunts
Silvio Stoppa ... stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Eric André ... lighting technician (as Eric Andre)
Blaise Bauquis ... lighting technician
Riccardo Brunner ... steadicam operator (as Ricardo Brunner)
David Campbell ... crane operator: Technocrane
Muriel Coulin ... assistant camera
Alain Dreze ... grip
Martin Hume ... camera operator: technocrane (as Martin C. Hume)
Piotr Jaxa ... second camera operator / still photographer
Henryk Jedynak ... assistant camera
Stan Latek ... second camera operator
Hans Meier ... lighting technician / second camera operator
Salvatore Piazzitta ... lighting technician
Roger Priot ... grip
Albert Vasseur ... grip
Bernard Weber ... grip

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Nadia Cuénoud ... costumer (as Nadia Cuenoud)
Veronique Michel ... costumes

Music Department

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Leszek Kaminski ... assistant music recording engineer
Jerzy Klocek ... musician: violoncello
Halina Laciak ... executive music producer
Bertrand Lenclos ... composer: additional music
Wojciech Michniewski ... conductor
Katowice Symphony Orchestra ... orchestra: Van den Budenmayer
Rafal Paczkowski ... music recording engineer: Studio S4
Janusz Strobel ... musician: guitar
Zdzislaw Szostak ... conductor: Van den Budenmayer
Elzbieta Towarnicka ... musician: soprano, Van den Budenmayer
Sinfonia Varsovia ... orchestra
Jan Wojtacha ... choir master

Script and Continuity Department

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Geneviève Dufour ... script supervisor (as Genevieve Dufour)
Agnieszka Holland ... script consultant
Piotr Sobocinski ... script consultant
Edward Zebrowski ... script consultant

Additional Crew

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François Cesalli ... administrator
Aline Corneille ... administrator
Heinz Dill ... administrator
Alain Dubouloz ... groupman
Blez Gabioud ... administrator
Roman Gren ... acting coach
Xavier Grin ... administrator
Christine Hulin ... administrator
Nathalie Jaquinet ... administrator
Marcin Latallo ... dialog translator
Stan Latek ... assistant to director
Dominique Lefèvre ... administrator (as Dominique Lefevre)
Christian Manzoni ... administrator
Brigitte Matteuzzi ... choreographer
Christine Noussan ... fashion show advisor
André Noël ... dog trainer
Hélène Platel ... administrator (as Helene Platel)
Bimbo Ross ... caterer
Florence Ruffetta ... administrator
Eva Simonet ... press attache
Remo Tizziani ... caterer
Gisèle Vuillaume ... administrator (as Gisele Vuillaume)
Olivier Zimmermann ... administrator
Naïma Ziour ... caterer

Thanks

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Corinne Cobson ... thanks
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Plot Summary

Valentine is a young model living in Geneva. Because of a dog she ran over, she meets a retired judge who spies his neighbours' phone calls, not for money but to feed his cynicism. The film is the story of relationships between some human beings, Valentine and the judge, but also other people who may not be aware of the relationship they have with Valentine or/and the old judge. Redemption, forgiveness and compassion... Written by Yepok

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Also Known As
  • Trois couleurs: Rouge (France)
  • Trzy kolory: Czerwony (Poland)
  • Red (United States)
  • Three Colors: Red (Thailand, English title)
  • Trois Couleurs: Rouge (India, English title)
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  • 99 min
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Box Office

Cumulative Worldwide Gross $7,439,872

Did You Know?

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Trivia Prior to filming, Krzysztof Kieslowski asked Irène Jacob if she ever wished for a different name when she was a child. Jacob told him that she had always wanted to be named Valentine, and the name was used for her character. See more »
Goofs Early in the movie, Auguste Bruner returns to his apartment from walking his dog, and his Jeep which is parked out front is parked one way. He goes upstairs, uses the phone and quickly returns downstairs to the Jeep which is now parked in the opposite direction. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Junior/A Low Down Dirty Shame/The Pagemaster/Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle/Red (1994). See more »
Quotes The Judge: I want nothing.
Valentine: Then stop breathing.
The Judge: Good idea.
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