Jacques Dutronc, Alexandra London, Bernard Le Coq
The final 67 days of Van Gogh's life is examined.
DVD Release Date: January 9, 2007
Stats: 35 reviews
great lead, i loved the fact that the movie concentrated on the life of van gogh as opposed to exalting his fame and glory, reminds one that even the greats are human after all
a brilliant Van Gogh movie. Why? Well, it's because this movie (more than any Impressionist period piece I've watched) really captures the easy morality of the time. Far exceeds the over-dramatic and contrived Kirk Douglas effort of Hollywood to capture 'the life of the artist'. ...( read more)
When you see a movie about an artist is because you admire his work and you want to know more and identify yourself with him. This movie does exactly the opposite. Now I care less about Van Gogh than before. Almost no art, no passion, no madness and he doesn't even cuts his ear o...( read more)
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