Director Dorota Kobiela said that he has been obsessed with Van Gogh since he was 15 years old. In college, Kobela's thesis researched Van Gogh. At the age of 30, she had been suffering from depression for many years and read Van Gogh's letters when her life was low. Van Gogh's sincerity in painting in the letters deeply infected and inspired her. Because of Van Gogh's words in the last letter: "Only painting can express what I want in my heart", Dolotta had the idea of telling the story of the last day of Van Gogh's life in his paintings. Initially, Dorota Kobiela wanted to paint by herself and make a 7-minute short film to commemorate Van Gogh, until she met Hugh Welshman, who would become her husband. Hugh Welshman was not originally a fan of Van Gogh, but when he went to London to see the Van Gogh Letters exhibition held by the Royal Academy of Art, he was surprised to find that people were willing to queue for three hours to read Van Gogh's letters. people love Van Gogh stimulated the enthusiasm of Welchman. Welchman decisions and Van Gogh Duo Luota to shoot a feature film, the real Van Gogh's life unfolded
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Loving Vincent Creative background
2021-12-27 08:01
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Javon 2022-03-24 09:02:38
Its beauty is built on the absence of cinematography, showing little dynamic dynamism.
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Jaylin 2022-04-24 07:01:16
The story is mediocre, and even though the entire film is painted in oil, it still has the inferior quality of a Van Gogh souvenir. The value of an impression painting lies in the reality of the painting, but the familiar star faces always remind that this is an industrial product, nothing more than a portrait of a star. I think it would be better to have a real person walk into a Van Gogh-esque special effect scene or animate the people in the original painting directly than what I've seen now.
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Marguerite Gachet: You want to know so much about his death, but what do you know of his life?
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Vincent van Gogh: I don't know anything with certainty, but seeing the stars makes me dream