This is a story commemorating the 125th anniversary of Van Gogh's birth, a memory of the mystery of his death. In fact, he is eternally existing in the gate of eternal life under the starry sky, that is, death.
What exactly is art? Is it forced by life? "Life can destroy any strong man", but it cannot destroy the artist, life makes Van Gogh. Perhaps the end of art is death, and death is the door to immortality. "We can only use painting to express our respect and greetings to you." The flowing oil paint is the blood of life. Every stroke and every frame is the beloved Van Gogh. As long as this colorful blood is still flowing, Van Gogh is still alive. He lives in the gate of immortality, to the immortal artist. Let this journey start from the beginning. The story begins with a letter from the postmaster asking his son to send Van Gogh to his younger brother Theo, and he asks his son to express his condolences on behalf of little Martha, who is also his little girlfriend. Although it is only a 10-month-old baby, she can purely feel a person's heart, no matter what others are like. This may be the world in the eyes of the child is the most real, which is why she can be said to be Van Gogh's little girlfriend. In a sense, Van Gogh is a child who did not grow up, but never stopped growing. And when it comes to Van Gogh's life, he will spend all of his time talking about life rather than death. As far as his childhood, "he could never be put in his heart by his mother", he lacked maternal love in childhood, and maternal love is the earliest kindness. It can be said that from birth he felt that the world did not welcome him, which can also be explained by Freud's Oedipus plot, just the malice that Van Gogh brought the world to him: "The child bullied him and his neighbors. and the police and all the conservative residents of the town", devoting himself to the creation, using his work to express the greatest goodwill that comes from the desire to have a place in the world and to strive to be who they want him to be. And the people around him, everyone has a different story, and everyone has a different view of him, which may be why he is a talented artist. The eyes are the windows of the soul. Dr. Ghazal's housekeeper thought he was the devil, saying that his eyes were cloudy, maddening, deep and melancholy, and that there was something unsightly about him. And for Margaret, he appreciates and loves everything. This may be because he has a pair of beautiful and holy eyes. Regarding death, whether he committed suicide or homicide is no longer important. What he really cares about is the meaning of his existence. 1. Hotel Adeline said that Ghazal turned out to be a military doctor. He must know how to take out the bullet, but he left after saying that he was powerless. She thinks he's happy here, that he prefers to be alone and that he's organized. So not committing suicide, she suspects that Van Gogh's death is related to Dr. Gachar because they had a big fight. 2. Officer Judor asked him where the gun was, and he said he didn't know. He said he tried to kill himself and didn't want to blame anyone. 3. After Theo came, he said: "I wish I was one of them". Who are they referring to, those kids? If he was shot and killed by someone else, he even envied that group of people could do common things together, even if it cost him his life. It's like he doesn't mind watching the crow eat his dinner, showing how lonely he is and how eager he is to connect with the world. 4. The boatman said that he seldom speaks, but just sits and observes all the time. There is no need to make a fuss about the various sounds he makes when he paints. Maybe he committed suicide because he couldn't keep up with Margaret. 5. Margaret brought flowers to his grave every day, she said he was not a teenage crazy about love, he was a genius. It may be the loneliness and despair of life that shoots himself, but he will appreciate the beauty of flowers blooming. That's why she sends flowers every day. 6. The red-haired boy and his grandfather heard gunshots in the barn, maybe he didn't shoot in the field. This means that he did not commit suicide, he was probably shot by someone else, and there is no painting equipment for him in the fields or barns. 7. The housekeeper said he messed around with drunk people on the day he committed suicide. 8. Old Laiford sold the gun to Looney, and on the day Van Gogh committed suicide, Looney teased him with the gun. 9. Dr. Mussoorie said that people usually commit suicide by shooting from the head, either in the temple, in the mouth or in the heart, and shooting against the body will definitely go through. 10. Dr. Gazal envied Van Gogh's talent, which he could never imitate in his entire life. They quarreled, and he said Theo had three stages of syphilis. Thinks that Van Gogh committed suicide to let Theo down. The letter at the end of the film may give us an answer. Maybe the fact is that Van Gogh was killed by others, but it was himself who really killed Van Gogh. This is the truth as I see it, like the stars that spin forever in that starry sky. His death was his continuing search for the meaning of life, so the way he died didn't matter. He didn't want his death to be related to anyone, just art. Camus once said: "There is only one really serious philosophical question, and that is suicide." Judging whether life is worth continuing is equivalent to answering the fundamental question of philosophy. To think about suicide is to answer why you continue to live. Perhaps Van Gogh was already satisfied in the real world, he painted more than 800 paintings. As said in the letter: "I will use my works to tell the world that I am an unknown person with a treasure in my heart, which is brilliant. Just like the end of the film, the bright stars in the starry sky that slowly pulls away. That is the truth of death. , that is, rebirth. "I wish I was one of them." Who are they referring to, those kids? If he was shot and killed by someone else, he even envied that group of people could do common things together, even if it cost him his life. It's like he doesn't mind watching the crow eat his dinner, showing how lonely he is and how eager he is to connect with the world. 4. The boatman said that he seldom speaks, but just sits and observes all the time. There is no need to make a fuss about the various sounds he makes when he paints. Maybe he committed suicide because he couldn't keep up with Margaret. 5. Margaret brought flowers to his grave every day, she said he was not a teenage crazy about love, he was a genius. It may be the loneliness and despair of life that shoots himself, but he will appreciate the beauty of flowers blooming. That's why she sends flowers every day. 6. The red-haired boy and his grandfather heard gunshots in the barn, maybe he didn't shoot in the field. This means that he did not commit suicide, he was probably shot by someone else, and there is no painting equipment for him in the fields or barns. 7. The housekeeper said he messed around with drunk people on the day he committed suicide. 8. Old Laiford sold the gun to Looney, and on the day Van Gogh committed suicide, Looney teased him with the gun. 9. Dr. Mussoorie said that people usually commit suicide by shooting from the head, either in the temple, in the mouth or in the heart, and shooting against the body will definitely go through. 10. Dr. Gazal envied Van Gogh's talent, which he could never imitate in his entire life. They quarreled, and he said Theo had three stages of syphilis. Thinks that Van Gogh committed suicide to let Theo down. The letter at the end of the film may give us an answer. Maybe the fact is that Van Gogh was killed by others, but it was himself who really killed Van Gogh. This is the truth as I see it, like the stars that spin forever in that starry sky. His death was his continuing search for the meaning of life, so the way he died didn't matter. He didn't want his death to be related to anyone, just art. Camus once said: "There is only one really serious philosophical question, and that is suicide." Judging whether life is worth continuing is equivalent to answering the fundamental question of philosophy. To think about suicide is to answer why you continue to live. Perhaps Van Gogh was already satisfied in the real world, he painted more than 800 paintings. As said in the letter: "I will use my works to tell the world that I am an unknown person with a treasure in my heart, which is brilliant. Just like the end of the film, the bright stars in the starry sky that slowly pulls away. That is the truth of death. , that is, rebirth. "I wish I was one of them." Who are they referring to, those kids? If he was shot and killed by someone else, he even envied that group of people could do common things together, even if it cost him his life. It's like he doesn't mind watching the crow eat his dinner, showing how lonely he is and how eager he is to connect with the world. 4. The boatman said that he seldom speaks, but just sits and observes all the time. There is no need to make a fuss about the various sounds he makes when he paints. Maybe he committed suicide because he couldn't keep up with Margaret. 5. Margaret brought flowers to his grave every day, she said he was not a teenage crazy about love, he was a genius. It may be the loneliness and despair of life that shoots himself, but he will appreciate the beauty of flowers blooming. That's why she sends flowers every day. 6. The red-haired boy and his grandfather heard gunshots in the barn, maybe he didn't shoot in the field. This means that he did not commit suicide, he was probably shot by someone else, and there is no painting equipment for him in the fields or barns. 7. The housekeeper said he messed around with drunk people on the day he committed suicide. 8. Old Laiford sold the gun to Looney, and on the day Van Gogh committed suicide, Looney teased him with the gun. 9. Dr. Mussoorie said that people usually commit suicide by shooting from the head, either in the temple, in the mouth or in the heart, and shooting against the body will definitely go through. 10. Dr. Gazal envied Van Gogh's talent, which he could never imitate in his entire life. They quarreled, and he said Theo had three stages of syphilis. Thinks that Van Gogh committed suicide to let Theo down. The letter at the end of the film may give us an answer. Maybe the fact is that Van Gogh was killed by others, but it was himself who really killed Van Gogh. This is the truth as I see it, like the stars that spin forever in that starry sky. His death was his continuing search for the meaning of life, so the way he died didn't matter. He didn't want his death to be related to anyone, just art. Camus once said: "There is only one really serious philosophical question, and that is suicide." Judging whether life is worth continuing is equivalent to answering the fundamental question of philosophy. To think about suicide is to answer why you continue to live. Perhaps Van Gogh was already satisfied in the real world, he painted more than 800 paintings. As said in the letter: "I will use my works to tell the world that I am an unknown person with a treasure in my heart, which is brilliant. Just like the end of the film, the bright stars in the starry sky that slowly pulls away. That is the truth of death. , that is, rebirth. "There is only one really serious philosophical question, and that is suicide." To judge whether life is worth continuing is quite the answer to the fundamental question of philosophy. To think about suicide is to answer why you continue to live. Perhaps Van Gogh was already satisfied in the real world, he painted more than 800 paintings. As said in the letter: "I will use my works to tell the world that I am an unknown person with a treasure in my heart, which is brilliant. Just like the end of the film, the bright stars in the starry sky that slowly pulls away. That is the truth of death. , that is, rebirth.
Just like that last self-portrait without a beard, our father of modern art has shown his best side. In the world of starry sky, rebirth.
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