Most impressive is how natural Kieślowski‘s use of symbolism with the color blue comes across. As Julie realigns her life and copes with her tragedy, the color blue’s connotation shifts from somber and sadness to calm acceptance. Juliette Binoche does a remarkable job in displaying her characterization through her responses to her environment rather than dialogue. Equally due in part to the story’s emphasis on music, Three Colors: Blue is an affective, humanistic drama for all senses.

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