Kryzsztof Kieslowski's Decalogue, Parts 7 & 8 (Dekalog 7 & 8)

the finest example of poetic cinema is showing a kid napping during a kidnapping

liam f

I love how Kieslowski is able to switch who you’re rooting for so fast. Not only does he understand empathy so well, but he uses it against the audience time and time again. 8.2 / 10

PopcornIdeology

stealing what is yours is very philosophically mind-blowing.

yuki

A Short Film About Kidnapping

Zegan

Director Krzysztof Kieślowski doesn’t give a happy solution Instead he shows that everyone loses :( Some things, once taken from you, can never truly be returned

BILAL 7en

Thou Shalt Not StealMy current favorite Decalogue episode. I think this would be Xavier Dolan's favorite too if he watched it. The theme of "mommy issues" always attracts my attention and affects me a lot. This is not because of my relationship with my mother. This is just…

selcen

‎‎Thou shalt not steal. We often think of stealing as taking material property, such as money or other items we can hold and replace. But stealing is much more than that. It can be as deep as the unseen aspects of someone’s life, something we cannot hold on to, yet feel…

Jomari Bashin

Thou Shalt Not Steal.This was definitely the Decalogue episode that impressed me the most. Growing up without love and a sibling who was loved more than you and was stolen from you, a desperate escape plan, loneliness, cold and deserted stations, under bridges and passing…

ilsu

you cant steal what is already yours.. poor majka..

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