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Blue Is the Warmest Color

Blue Is the Warmest Color

Blue Is the Warmest Color is a French film presented in 2013 by director Abdellatif Kechiche, based on Julie Maroh’s graphic novel Blue. The main characters are Adèle Exarchopoulos (Adele) and Léa Seydoux (Emma). A story of homosexuality. And you can see it online at the end.

Credits

  • Original title:La vie d’Adèle – Chapitre 1 & 2 (Blue Is the Warmest Color)
  • Year: 2013La vida de Adele
  • Duration: 180 minutes
  • Country: France
  • Director: Abdellatif Kechiche
  • Cast: Adèle Exarchopoulos, Léa Seydoux, Salim Kechiouche, Mona Walravens, Jeremie Laheurte, Alma Jodorowsky, Aurélien Recoing, Catherine Salée, Fanny Maurin, Benjamin Siksou, Sandor Funtek and Karim Saidi.
  • Genre: Romance – Drama – Adolescence – Erotic – Homosexuality
  • Rating: 7.6

Blue Is the Warmest Color Argument

Adele is a 15-year-old girl. She knows that it is normal to date boys, but little by little she realizes that she has to pretend with them, because what she really likes are girls. One night she unexpectedly meets another young woman, with blue hair, with whom she will fall madly in love. Her friends at school will notice and Adele will have to put up with the contempt of her classmates.

My opinion on Blue Is the Warmest Color

Blue Is the Warmest Color gets a bit long, as it’s exactly 3 hours, but if you don’t start seeing it too late or see it in two nights it will become very entertaining. It has plenty of short shots, focusing on the face of the protagonist, which will make you discover their expressions at all times. Adele is a girl who, following her school lessons, will begin to discover her sexuality. Another characteristic is the explicit nature of the high-pitched scenes. The director enjoys sex so as not to disappoint anyone, as the film is geared towards girls, telling Blue Is the Warmest Color, but it won’t leave any man indifferent. And where it really stands out is in the drama of the protagonist, who after being overcome on many occasions, will break like glass and shed tears of pain … very well interpreted.

Blue Is the Warmest Color

The review of Blue Is the Warmest Color

We’re talking about a different movie. Blue Is the Warmest Color is an exciting love story between two young girls. At all times we have a portrait of Adele, with short shots, with an analysis of his life, so much so that after a while in front of the film, we feel part of it. When love arrives, it does so in the hands of wild sex, with aesthetic success. Lesbian scenes are explicit and long. They have been represented as never before in a film that was not pornographic.

La vida de Adele

Love and sex merge, with body and soul, with a desire that crosses the screen. As the title, Blue Is the Warmest Color, indicates, not only do we have love and sex, we also have the other elements that make up her life. Because time passes and Adele must mature, even when he is deprived of that which fills him so much. Then we see a portrait of his heart broken, by the lack of love, by the anguish of loneliness. And, again unexpectedly, we face a new chapter in his life, heartbreaking and cruel as only life can show.

And now you can see it online: