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Audio Format: DD 2.0 Surround Video Format: Full Screen Languages: Polish Subtitles: English Region Code: ALL Year Made: 1988 Running Time: 584
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One of the greatest and most ambitious cinematic achievements, Krzysztof Kieslowski's THE DECALOGUE consists of 10 short films inspired by the Ten Commandments. Each film takes place in and around the same area of late-20th-century Warsaw, provoking timeless ethical and moral questions for this era. Specifically, the films address personal issues dealing with family, friends, love, life, and death. Winner of awards from the Venice, Sao Paulo, and Cannes film festivals and originally made for Polish television, Kieslowski??s masterwork has been screened all over the world to international acclaim. The video release will give viewers the opportunity to revisit each episode and discover characters from the other films that pop up in the background of the current story and might also help to better explain the mysterious presence of Artur Barcis, a quiet onlooker who might be an angel or a devil. Kieslowski, collaborating with cowriter Krzysztof Piesiewicz, has made a series of films that feel small and intimate yet are actually epic commentaries on modern human existence, making THE DECALOGUE a lasting work of art.
This Special Edition DVD Box Set includes:
- Introduction by film critic Roger Ebert
- A visit to the set
- Extended interview with Kieslowski
- An appreciation of Kieslowski by his colleagues
- 20 page Booklet with full credits
- Kieslowski's statement on the films
- Interview with screenwriter Krzysztof Piesiewicz
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