I have always felt that although Van Gogh was a man more than a hundred years ago, many of his works have a comic quality, just like Kafka's novels, which are very cool. I'm not talking about his most famous "Starry Night", "Iris" and "Night Cafe", but his unfinished black and white drafts, as well as his early works in gray. After reading these paintings, you will feel that he may really be the painter who needs to de-symbolize the most today. It's a pity that this movie (of course, I'm probably the only one who thinks so) seems to make him more symbolic. Looking forward to seeing the director be a little more daring.
In addition, isn't the title of the film translated into the letter "Love your Vincent" bad? Just in time for "Dear Theo". Everyone used to say the latter, but forgot the former.
I'm a person who doesn't understand art, please scold me if I'm wrong.
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