Pitched as a "behind the scenes" window into Rem's world, it is more "inside the brain", like a one-on-one session with Koolhaas on the psychiatrist's couch.
Figure 11 Experimental results of the captured scene with window.
Still, with its undertones of blues and jazz, Telefone felt like the antithesis to Chicago's contentious drill scene, a window into what life was like beyond Chicago's warring nickname.
In the working-class neighborhood of two-story stucco houses, brick apartment buildings, salons and small shops, residents who had not been evacuated watched the unfolding scene from windows and porches.
At the first scene change, windows drop down encasing a chandeliered court state-room in which, later, the book-lined shelves are replaced, for Gertrude's closet scene, by shelves of shoes and a fitted wardrobe in which hangs a stack of floaty designer dresses.
Many of the other humorous scenes in "Window of Opportunity" were improvised on set during filming.
On a scene with windows, stick pictures of towns, hills, forests, etc., so it hides the room background.
In one early scene, Bob, a window washer, knocks at Daniel's window in the middle of the night, but Daniel pushes him away and locks the window.
The connections between these films and the corresponding commandments ("I am the Lord thy God; Thou shalt have no other gods before me" and "Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain," respectively) are ambiguous and oblique, an ambiguity elegantly suggested in other Kieslowski films when he shoots scenes through windows or off reflective surfaces.
