In Paris in the late 1880s, Van Goghplayed bywas an independent artist who was excluded from the art world. His art dealer brother Theocannot sell his works, and people are not interested in the works hanging in crowded cafes. Only Gauguindid not pursue the mainstream Parisian artists. He had a hidden appreciation for Van Gogh's paintings. Van Gogh longed to leave the gray sky and fog, hoping to see the sun and the air. Almost penniless, he moved to the small town of Arles in southern France, where he spent a harsh winter. He rented a yellow house and began to immerse himself in the natural world
. Even though his works were not received, Van Gogh continued to create under pressure, and was eventually imprisoned in a mental hospital due to frequent mental breakdowns
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At Eternity's Gate movie plot
2022-01-16 08:01
Extended Reading
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Dorothy 2022-03-23 09:03:03
I remember that Van Gogh invited Gauguin because the studio rent was too expensive, and Gauguin came to Van Gogh because the painting could not be sold, so he asked Theo for it. But none of this gossip matters. I prefer to understand the original intention of its creation as a tribute to Van Gogh by contemporary artists, a review and nostalgia for the artistic tradition, and an exquisite imitation of Van Gogh's inner creative state. 2.5
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Zion 2022-03-29 09:01:07
Regardless of the unique animation attributes of "Love Van Gogh", "Gate of Eternity" is more marginal and individual in comparison. The former tells what kind of person "Van Gogh" is from the third-person perspective of wandering among different characters, while the latter uses a large number of half-virtual and half-real lenses to symbolize the state of Van Gogh's spiritual world - half reality and half hallucination. The exchange of viewpoints is also implied in the use of the lens. A large number of subjective shots + third-person viewpoints are switched back and forth. We are free between Van Gogh and the surrounding, suspended in the artist's inner world, and the image helps me to be there. . The setting at the end: Van Gogh's body was placed in the middle of his paintings, surrounded by businessmen who came to pay their respects and bought paintings. It was ironic that no one in front of him cared about it and no one understood it, and the famous people behind him stayed in the world.
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Md Ginoux: Does he write well at least?
Vincent Van Gogh: Oh, yes, very well. Some of the lines aren't very clear, but - I like that.
Md Ginoux: Why?
Vincent Van Gogh: Because I like mystery, and Shakespeare is more mysterious than any other writer.
Md Ginoux: Well, when I read a book, I like to understand what's written.
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Gaby: You should wash yourself sometimes. At least once a week.
Vincent Van Gogh: Do I look dirty?
Gaby: You smell terrible. You're not bad looking. If you just cleaned up a little, you might even be handsome.
Vincent Van Gogh: If I was clean, would you find me attractive?
Gaby: Maybe.
Vincent Van Gogh: Would you stay with me here if I gave you 50 Francs?
Gaby: You don't have 50 Francs.