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They are named after the three colors in the French flag; blue, white and red, and each has a corresponding color motif. They are each loosely based on one of the three French revolutionary principles of liberty, equality and fraternity. The trilogy are also interpreted respectively as an anti-tragedy, an anti-comedy, and an anti-romance.
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'''''Trzy kolory. Czerwony''''' (English: '''''Three Colors: Red''''', French: '''''Trois Couleurs: Rouge''''') (1994): Based on the principle of fraternity. College student and part-time model Valentine Dusot (Irene Jacob) runs over the dog of retired judge Joseph Kern (Jean-Louis Trintignant), who spends his days eavesdropping on neighbors' phone calls. The two end up becoming friends.
{{tropelist|Tropes used in the ''Three Colors Trilogy'' include:}}
=== ''Blue''
* [[Babies Ever After]]: An example with a curious twist, {{spoiler|since the pregnant woman is the mistress of Patrice}}.
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* [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?]]: Julie performs a lot of simple actions with bombastic as background.
=== ''White''
* [[Batman Gambit]]: Karol’s plan to take revenge against Dominique.
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* [[Why We're Bummed Communism Fell]]
=== ''Red''
* [[Crazy Jealous Guy]]: Valentine’s boyfriend. He’s not that crazy to commit a crime, but is very jealous.
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* [[Sliding Scale of Cynicism Versus Idealism]]: Valentine’s idealism vs Joseph’s cynicism. He ends up moving across the scale at the end, though.
=== The trilogy as a whole
* [[Continuity Nod]]: There are little details telling us the films are part of a same work, like characters from one movie making very brief cameos into another or old people recycling glass.
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