Rent Lucas Belvaux One Two Three Trilogy
(2002)
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Turning convention on its head comes Trilogy by Lucas Belvaux. Three films presented in three different cinematic styles, this stunning debut unravels over a 24-hour period and operates on the principal of cross encounters. Weaving a tapestry that is effortless yet complex, Belvaux invites us to spend this time in the company of three different couples - each taking centre stage for the duration of one film, and appearing in minor roles throughout the other two. Individually, these films have the power to shock, move and delight in equal measure. Treated as a whole, however, Belvaux's ingenious exercise in genre revisionism will alter your perspective on events and broaden your understanding of what you think you see. Either way, Trilogy is a completely unmissable experience. One is a thriller, Two is a comedy and Three is a melodrama.
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Rated: 3.0 stars out of 5 from 4 ratings
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Lucas Belvaux One Two Three Trilogy - Disc 1
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Lucas Belvaux One Two Three Trilogy - Disc 2
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Lucas Belvaux One Two Three Trilogy - Disc 3
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Lucas Belvaux One Two Three Trilogy - Disc 4: Bonus Material
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BFI Classification:
Suitable only for persons of 15 years and over
| Release Date: | 26/04/2004 |
| Production Year: | 2002 |
| Run Time: | 331 minutes |
| Aspect Ratio: | Widescreen 1.85:1 |
| Format: | Pal |
| Colour: | Colour |
Special Features:
- The Journey Through Saturday In All Three Films: Sequential edit with optional commentary by director Lucas Belvaux
- The Overdose and The Chalet scenes: Sequential edits of two scenes which appear in all three films with optional commentary by director Lucas Belvaux
- The importance of the music in The Lobby scene with optional commentary by Lucas Belvaux and Riccardo Del Fra
- An alternative ending for One
- Other 'hidden' features
