I knew this movie before it was released, and I really wanted to see it, and the evaluation was very high. It's usually too far away from art to say. The nearest distance, that is, a few years ago, I took the opportunity to see Renoir's art exhibition, because I met a client and bought a postcard and a mobile phone case.

This sentence at the beginning of the film sets the tone. I really want to take pictures, but I'm afraid of being scolded.

(Later, I saw Douban's comments, and many people were filming from beginning to end. )

It's still ugly in the middle, because I'm not used to watching oil paintings, let alone moving oil paintings, and I have to stare at subtitles. But it does not hinder the movement.

This photo is impressive:

Describe Van Gogh seeing a crow eating his lunch. Others said, "I think how lonely this person is." A crow can make him so happy. "

His heart:

Van Gogh's last letter to his brother Theo:

About his death:

Sir Chen and I both think that he killed him. But that's not important. The important thing is-

"You want to know how he died, but do you know how he lived?"

I want to see Dear Theo, a letter written by Van Gogh to his favorite brother Theo.