


Decalogue Three, Cinematography: Piotr Sobocinski. "No, mine."
Decalogue Two, Cinematography: Edward Klosinski. "I can touch the table."
Decalogue One, Cinematography: Wieslaw Zdort.
The Decalogue: I'm finally watching this (the first three) after a few too many tries. The filming is beautiful. The shadows are odd and real. I love the recovering man in Decalogue Two saying "I can touch the table." I can't remember if his hands actually make it all the way there. Three is really weird and awesome: on Christmas Eve, two people visit a morgue to view a legless corpse and find naked drunks being hosed down in an alcohol treatment center looking for a lost man who isn't lost. They try to die by driving too fast with seatbelts unfastened, but they make it through the night. Decalogue One is slower, with a young boy and a talking computer. Oh and moral dilemmas. We know them too well.
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