Three Colors: White (1994) is a rather unusual film; it's a film that has humor among a story that is otherwise sad and serious. This film is about revenge, or getting even with an ex-wife who deserted her mate. This film starts slowly, but builds momentum toward a satisfying ending. Along the way (like the other two films in this trilogy), there's symbolism depicting key points in the plot. Another component of telling the story in each of the three films is the use of the color depicted in each title; in this case, white is seen throughout, though more subtly than the other two films. I thought the plot of this film was not your typical revenge plot, as it wasn't so predictable, and catches the viewer off guard in some cases. Like I said, the story builds momentum and has an emotional ending