Nevertheless, the authenticity of this passionate, energized and irresistible romance fills it, as this is the kind of love that does not only happen in the movies, but is indeed real. The fallingвЂ“out that ensues never fully resolves, leaving both AdГЁle and the audience with a tearful emptiness. Emma is easily the best thing that has ever happened to AdГЁle, which is why she struggles so much when she lets Emma slip through the tenuous grip of her sexuality. While the romance takes an unnecessary amount of time to unfurl, KechicheвЂ™s brilliant film is one of the few that accurately depicts the emotional torment of a first love-both found and lost. That moment when she knows she no longer has a chance with Emma is an all-too-familiar feeling to those who have lost their first love. Its that all-consuming love that we all feel when we found our first love and nothing else matters. This is the beginning of a small obsession that blossoms into a. Crossing a busy street, she spots Emma (Lea Seydoux), a blue-haired dream who instantly fascinates her. The frequent silence does not interfere with the intensity of AdГЁle and EmmaвЂ™s love story, as it is conveyed even more powerfully through glassy eyes, tangled hair, trembling pouts and a few vivid sex scenes. The love that Adele feels in Blue is the Warmest Colour is an all-consuming love. Blue is the Warmest Colour (2013) Its love at first sight for Adele (Adele Exarchopolous), the protagonist of Palme dOr winner Blue is the Warmest Colour - or at least lust. These thoughtвЂ“provoking motifs of philosophy and art not only deepen the dimension of identity, but enrich the already honest, throatвЂ“knotting heartbreak that evolves, too. These drawings mirror AdГЁleвЂ™s growth as Emma refines rough profiles into grand nudes for public display by the end of the film. She remains a mystery to all except for the selfвЂ“assured Emma, who catalyzes AdГЁleвЂ™s comingвЂ“out by introducing her to JeanвЂ“Paul SartreвЂ™s idea that вЂњexistence precedes essence.вЂќ As the sheltered AdГЁle ponders this notion that identity is not inherent, but discovered through action, Emma begins to sketch her. Neither she nor the audience understands her, even though the camera never strays farther than two feet from AdГЁleвЂ™s face.

вЂњBlue is the Warmest Color,вЂќ the wellвЂ“deserved winner of the Palme dвЂ™Or at Cannes this past summer, explores identity from the perspective of AdГЁle, a French teenager riddled with sexual insecurity as she grows up in the northern city of presentвЂ“day Lille. AdГЁle's heartbreakingly raw bildungsroman quickly unfolds when she again encounters her blueвЂ“haired admirer at a gay bar, simply by chance.

She is an art student at the BeauxвЂ“Arts whose cyan glance declares love at first sight with AdГЁle (AdГЁle Exarchopoulos). Its every hue permeates all aspects of the film, most notably in the form of Emma (LГ©a Seydoux). In Abdellatif KechicheвЂ™s recently debuted French drama, blue is not only the warmest color, but it is also the most heartвЂ“warming one.

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