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Yeah, Kieslowski's films tend to leave me tongue-tied, too, especially the magnificent _Double Life of Dominique_, the music for which is again Prizner's and includes a stunning choral suite. And in another film of Kieslowski's "Three Colors Trilogy," as it's come to be known, _White_, the Prizner score constitutes a series of variations on a simple Polish folk tune--simple enough to be played on a comb by a subway busker, as it had to be given the film's plot. And and and then there's the final film of the Trilogy, _Red_, in which echoes of the previous _White_ and _Blue_ themes occur in the plot, the dialogue, and the soundtrack--"wonderful," as you say, Andrew, and what else is there to say? Candice At 09:43 AM 7/20/00 +0800, you wrote: >Candice said: _Blue_ is a sort of parable on that conundrum, in >fact. Highly recommended-- > >I'll second that: a wonderful movie, worth viewing many times over. I've >only ever seen it on video - It would be even better on the big screen. & >the music is ... wonderful too. (My vocab has deserted me.) > >Andrew > >---------------------------------------- >Andrew Burke Copywriting >[log in to unmask] Creative Writing >http://www.bam.com.au/andrew/ Editing >---------------------------------------- > > > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%