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When the mail[person] unknowingly disappointed us, failing to deliver the feature we had expected to show, Krzysztof Kieslowski’s The Double Life of Veronique<\/em> was selected to fill the opening.\u00c2\u00a0Polish films, tending to be a bit thought-heavy, have a history of not playing too well to our fun-loving MovieNight audience, but this one managed to pull in and satisfy a healthy number of people. I’m uncertain that any of the audience (including myself) came away from this with a clear idea of what had just happened, but Veronique<\/em> was a feast for the eyes and ears… perhaps a complete understanding of Kieslowski’s concept of the metaphysical connexion between Veronika and Veronique is unnecessary.<\/p>\n Oh yes… as for the vodka question… You might be aware that there are two well-established premium-deluxe vodkas (and several new wannabees) on the market. The two have a similarly designed bottles. One is Polish, and one is French. Are you seeing the connection now? We’ve been keeping Grey Goose on our top shelf for quite a while, but change is good… and since our top shelf isn’t so big, it’s Belvie time at MovieNight!<\/p>\n More about this film on IMDb When the mail[person] unknowingly disappointed us, failing to deliver the feature we had expected to show, Krzysztof Kieslowski’s The Double Life of Veronique was selected to fill the opening.\u00c2\u00a0Polish films, tending to be a bit thought-heavy, have a history of not playing too well to our fun-loving MovieNight audience, but this one managed to pull … Continue reading The Double Life of Veronique. Grey Goose or Belvedere?<\/span> ![\"imdb\"](\"http:\/\/www.movienight.richardlohr.com\/stuff\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/02\/imdb.gif\" "\\"imdb\\"")
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