The Double Life of Véronique affiliates two women from different countries, cultures and classes, where the actions and emotions from one subliminally inspires the other, in an enigmatically mystical tale that provides poetic insight into the duality of two vulnerably expressive souls, with Preisner’s “Song for the Unification of Europe (E Minor Soprano)” providing artistic stimulation within Kieślowski’s ethereal story, topped off by Jacob’s glowingly changeable performance that matches the delicate ingenuity of puppeteering metamorphosis.