From the Polish documentaries to Dekalog and the Three Colours.
Kieslowski's Blue, White and Red; liberty, equality, fraternity; in order.
A factory worker buys a camera for his newborn and ends up filming everything; Kieslowski on watching.
Ten films for the Ten Commandments in one Warsaw housing estate; Kieslowski's TV masterpiece.
Two identical women, one in Krakow and one in Paris, who never meet; Irene Jacob in both.
A widow, a dead lawyer and martial-law Poland; the first film written with Piesiewicz.
The feature cut of Dekalog 5: a murder and an execution, shot through green filters; it helped end the Polish death penalty.
Three lives branch from whether a man catches a train; shelved by the censors for six years.
The feature cut of Dekalog 6, with a gentler ending: a boy watches a woman through a telescope, and she finds out.
A model and a retired judge who taps his neighbours' phones in Geneva; Kieslowski's last film.
Juliette Binoche after the crash that killed her family; Kieslowski's trilogy begins with liberty.
A Polish hairdresser humiliated in Paris rebuilds himself in Warsaw for revenge; equality as black comedy.
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