The protagonist is too old. Although the acting skills are very good, after all, Van Gogh committed suicide at the age of 37. However, in the film Van Gogh already feels like he is nearly 60 years old. The most disappointing thing is Gauguin's actor, who is a ruffian. Rogue, I didn’t see Gauguin’s love for painting at all in the film. Painting a female model also feels like flirting with others. The temperament is too low, the picture is beautiful, the colors are great, but it’s too much effort. Van Gogh acted so bitterly and so profoundly, Van Gogh's emotions were simple and strong, and the beauty he showed was a grandeur with tears in his eyes!
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