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Three Colors: Red Filming Locations

1994 Movie

A model discovers a retired judge is keen on invading people's privacy.

Filming Locations Map 15 locations

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La Citadelle, 20, Rue des Sources, Plainpalais, Genève, 1205, Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera/Svizra
Scene: (Valentine's and Auguste's apartments and Café Joseph exterior set)
8, Chemin Byron, Cologny, Genève, 1223, Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera/Svizra
Scene: (uphill road)
14, Rue Jean-Calvin, Cité, Genève, 1204, Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera/Svizra

Krzysztof Kieslowski’s luminous finale to his Three Colours trilogy is a quiet story of chance and connection – filmed entirely in the Swiss city of Geneva, whose old streets, apartments and lakeside setting shape the film.

Where was Three Colors: Red filmed?

Three Colors: Red was filmed in Geneva, Switzerland – its old town, apartments and the suburb of Carouge.

Every Three Colors: Red location, explained

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Geneva – the old town

Valentine’s world used the old streets and squares of Geneva, Switzerland.

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The judge’s house – Carouge

The retired judge’s home used the suburb of Carouge, near Geneva.

3

The fashion show – Lausanne

The fashion-show scene used the opera house in nearby Lausanne.

4

Lake Geneva

The film is shaped by the light and setting of the city on the lake.

Planning a visit

Geneva – its old town and lakeside setting – is a beautiful, accessible Swiss city behind the film.

Three Colors: Red Fun Facts

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Filmed in Geneva The film was shot in the Swiss city of Geneva.
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A trilogy finale It completes Kieslowski’s Three Colours trilogy.
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A story of chance The film weaves together lives through coincidence and connection.
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A director's farewell It was Kieslowski’s final film before his retirement and death.
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Oscar-nominated The film earned Academy Award nominations, rare for a foreign-language work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where was Three Colors: Red filmed?
In Geneva, Switzerland – its old town, apartments and the suburb of Carouge.
Is it set in Switzerland?
Yes – in and around Geneva.
Can you visit the locations?
Yes – Geneva and Carouge are accessible.
Who directed it?
Krzysztof Kieslowski.
Is it part of a trilogy?
Yes – it’s the final film of the Three Colours trilogy.