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<BODY bgcolor="#CCCC99"> <font size="4"><br>The Trilogy</font> <font size="2"> <br>movie review by David Gurevich</font> <font size=3 face="Book Antiqua,Century Schoolbook,Times New Roman"> <p>For a modern filmmaker, it seems like you've got to make a trilogy to be taken seriously. From Lucas' endless <i>Star Wars</i> to Kislowski's <i>Tricolor</i> to <i>The Matrix</i> to <i>The Lord of the Rings</i>, the beat goes on. With ambitious simplicity, Belgian filmmaker Lucas Belvaux called his oeuvre just that, <i>Trilogy</i>, though its components' drab names  <i>On the Run</i>, <i>An Amazing Couple</i>, and <i>After the Life</i>  suggest that Volumes I, II, and III would perhaps be more apt (especially since Belvaux owes Tarantino, more on which later). Or how about <i>Thriller</i>, <i>Farce</i>, and <i>Melodrama</i>? </body>