Blue Is the Warmest Colour 4K 2013 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Seventeen-year-old Adele dreams of eternal love and meets a charming guy who immediately falls in love with her. But unexpectedly, Adele begins to have strange dreams about a mysterious girl with blue hair whom she meets by chance on the street. Young Adele begins to realize that she is not just attracted to blue hair, she is attracted to the stranger herself.

Review 4K Movie

I won't touch on the LGBT theme, in terms of its issues in society, in order to concentrate on what the director wanted to show.

I watched some short interviews about what the director says about this movie, what he wanted to say. He likes the youth with their enthusiasm to live. He likes the energy of the youth. He is saying that his generation is not like that, that he is more closed to this world. So the bottom line is that he wanted to show how loving it is now and he chose the category of youth. It's a relationship between two people, not two girls (in terms of being lesbians). He showed how people live and love now. The fact that it's same-sex love doesn't matter, it's a tribute to the times. As it is, it's the love of two people.

For me, the most profound theme of this tape is not being able to love. An unbridled child in search of love. Love is substituted for pleasure, which is not the same thing, and plunges Adele into the depths of misery, where she ends up alone. Her relationship with Emma... is the highlight of her life, where her lack of competence in the matter of relationships comes out in all its glory. She thinks love is passion, and the lack of it is always trying to fill in with a new partner. She's learning a difficult craft. A life-long lesson.