Loving Vincent
Animation • PG-13 • 2017 • 1 hr 35 min
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Still today, we look down on the endeavors of our artists. This film reminds us, how one lapse of empathy can rob our world of so so much.
So good. All the efford to paint every single frame it’s just perfect. Also great script
My mind can't really imagine the amount of effort those painters've made. A masterpiece.
All those details are hand-drawn! That's amazing. with a warm sad story
the uniqueness of the film stands out even from a mile away. it really captures van gogh in a way that no other mode could. brilliant.
Um ótimo filme com um estilo de arte único e que aborda a vida de um dos maiores pintores da história, foi muito bacana aprender sobre ele!
It should be watched by everyone. This is such a beautiful movie with the paintings alone. This is real art.
The sheer amount of effort that went into this movie should be enough reason to watch it. And if you need more, the story is pretty great.
A visually stunning animated film created entirely with oil paintings, celebrating the life and art of Vincent van Gogh.
Aside from how painful Van Gogh’s story was, this movie was a delight to watch once you learn how they made the animations.
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