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Colours

The Indian cinematographer Subrata Mitra, known for the subtlety of his photography once said: "I really prefer to think in shades of grey. Even when shooting in colour, this allows me to look for a more nuanced separation of tones, rather than a simple and superficial separation of colours."

On the contrary, Jack Cardiff, who was considered a masterful colourist, cherished his own version of Gaugin’s utterance: "If you see something green, don’t think too hard – paint it green. The brightest green possible.""

The colours are:

The world that the colours help to create is:

The colours are realistic, but the composition of the shot, which creates echoes between the colours of the characters and their surroundings, helps to create a personal universe, specific to the filmmaker’s vision.

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