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In case you’re still not convinced, maybe you would want to know that [[Stanley Kubrick]] himself declared this film the only one worth admiring in his lifetime.
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* [[Author Tract]]: Frankly, every movie, as they deal with moral imperatives. In particular, Kieślowski was against the death penalty, something that you can see in ''Decalogue Five''.
* [[Black Comedy]]: ''Decalogue Ten''.
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* [[Water Wakeup]]: Anka and Michal seem to wake each other up this way frequently.
* [[Wife Husbandry]]: [[Subverted Trope|Subverted]] in ''Decalogue Four''. It seemed to move in that direction, but at the end… it didn’t. {{spoiler|Of course, considering the ending, we’ll never know…}}
* [[You're Not My Father]]: Anka confirms this to Michal. {{spoiler|Then at the end, turns out it was a lie. Or was it?}}▼
* [[Your Cheating Heart]]: Hanka in ''Decalogue Nine''.
▲* [[You're Not My Father]]: Anka confirms this to Michal. {{spoiler|Then at the end, turns out it was a lie. Or was it?}}
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