A third of the National Day holiday has passed. Looking at the popular major attractions and shopping malls in the news, Xiaobian suddenly felt dizzy, weak limbs, and could not help but sigh: or continue to be a salted fish silently lying at home!!! However, even if you make a salted fish, you must also make a human high-quality salted fish ~ ~ ~ Here, Xiaobian has sorted out ten art films, allowing you to avoid the peak period of national day, even if you stay at home, you can feel the strong artistic atmosphere!
01
"The Mystery of the Beloved Van Gogh Starry Sky"
Loving Vincent
· Movie poster, directed by: Dolotta Kobila, Hugh Welsman,
Duration: 95 minutes
The film tells the story of the painter Van Gogh, a year after the death of the painter Van Gogh, the old postman Joseph Ruland gets a letter from Van Gogh's former landlord that Van Gogh wanted to send to his brother Theo. Since the delivery address could not be delivered, the old postman entrusted his son Armand with the task of delivering Van Gogh's "last" letter to the recipient, Theo.
· Film clip from "Beloved Van Gogh The Mystery of the Starry Sky"
However, at this time, Theo had committed suicide because he could not accept the death of his brother, and in order to find the address of Theo's widow, Armand came to the town of Orville, where Van Gogh last lived. He chatted with the residents he had been in contact with, and there were many opinions about the cause of Van Gogh's death, which made Armand curious about Van Gogh's suicide and decided to find the truth about his death. In this investigation, Armand, who was originally disgusted with Van Gogh, seems to have come to understand Vincent van Gogh, the crazy and painful genius.
Although Van Gogh's paintings are not uncommon in ordinary times, after watching this movie, Xiaobian was still shocked by the strong Van Gogh style oil paintings! The film employs a total of 125 painters, based on 120 original works by Van Gogh and 853 shots shot by actors, creating more than 1,000 hand-painted oil paintings. If you want to know how they move, you must not miss such sincere works!
02
The Secret of Picasso
The Mystery of Picasso
· Movie Poster, Directed by Henry-Georges Cruzot, Duration: 78 minutes
The film uses a suspenseful film to record a painting process by the Spanish painter Picasso. In the middle of the summer of 1956, in a studio in the coastal city of Nice in the south of France, in the face of the unbearable heat and the intense radiation of the spotlight, Picasso drew with great enthusiasm: vivid lines quickly wandered and deformed on the paper, and a flower first became a fish, then a beauty, then a rooster, and finally a shepherd.
Film clips from The Secret of Picasso
The film chronicles the detailed process of Picasso's creation of more than 20 paintings in a unique way, and watching this film becomes the most effective way to get up close and personal with the master painter. After the film was completed, Picasso destroyed more than 20 paintings painted during the filming process.
After watching this movie, you can proudly say to everyone: "I am the one who has seen Picasso paint!" But at the same time, xiaobian also wants to sigh: you never know what Picasso wants to draw in the next second!!!
03
The Girl with the Pearl Earrings
Girl with a Pearl Earring
· Movie poster, director: Peter Weber, length: 100 minutes
Based on the novel of the same name by writer Tracy Chevrolet, the film is set against the historical backdrop of a painting called "The Girl with the Pearl Earring" and fictionalizes a love story that takes place in the 17th century.
The young girl Gretel, because of her poor family, came to the painter Vermeer's house to work as a maid. Vermeer lives with his wife and mother-in-law, who often put on a commanding look, and his wife is even more wary of the young Greier. In a very harsh and oppressive atmosphere, Gretel lived a humble life in Vermeer's house.
Film clip of "The Girl with the Pearl Earring"
Vermeer's paintings give Gretel a little joy of life. When she cleaned up her master's studio, she revealed her talent for art. She talked to Vermeer about her understanding of the painting, and the two of them slowly grew their affection for each other. Gretel knew that it was impossible to reconcile with Vermeer, but she was willing to be a model to paint Vermeer, so "The Girl with the Pearl Earring" was born.
In the whole movie, the most classic and beautiful clip is the scene where the painter Vermeer pierces Gretel's ear, although there are few lines, but it can make the editor deeply feel the emotional fluctuations of the two people's inner world. But in terms of real historical events, no one knows the story behind this painting, so please don't take it seriously when you are "caught in it"!
Stills from the film "The Girl with the Pearl Earrings"
04
Schiller: Death and the Maiden
Schiele:Death and the Maiden
· Movie Poster, Director: Dieter Berner, Length: 110 minutes
The film tells the story of the artist Schiller. At the beginning of the twentieth century, Schiller was one of Vienna's most controversial artists. His life and work are often driven by beautiful women and the dying times in which they live. Two of these women have a lasting influence on him – his sister Gorty is his first muse, and seventeen-year-old Wally has gradually become his true love and has left an eternal presence in his masterpiece Death and the Maiden. Schiller's extreme paintings became scandalous in Vienna, but bold artists and dealers such as Gustav Klimt appreciated the unusualness. However, Schiller is also ready to overcome his own pain and sacrifice love and life for art.
As Schiller says in the film, "Only narrow-minded people will attack the freedom of art!" "In the film, you will see Schiller's innocence and madness, and the yearning for freedom. For the sake of art he can sacrifice love to live up to everything.
Stills from the movie Egon Schiller: Death and the Maiden
05 Renoir
Renoir
· Movie poster, directed by Jill Burdeau, length: 111 minutes
The story in the film takes place in France in 1915, the famous Impressionist artist Renoir has entered the old age of his life, the death of his wife, physical pain, and the serious injury of his son Jean Renoir in the war, this series of blows made the elderly Renoir increasingly depressed and devastated. At this moment, a model named Andel appeared in Renoir's life, and Andel's youth and vitality made Renoir's life turn to spring again.
Film clips from Renoir
However, at this moment, his son Jean Renoir returned home to recuperate, he was shocked by Theerre's beauty, and fell in love with him at first sight, but what Jean Renoir did not expect was that his hot and strong feelings made his father fall into pain and anxiety again. The elderly Renoir transformed this pain into a creative driving force, and a beautiful and valuable work of art was born from his trembling hands.
Stills from the Renoir movie
After watching the movie, you will feel why Renoir's life is obviously full of pain, despair, and death, but in his paintings we can see full of happiness, hope and peace.
06
Shirley: A Realistic Vision
Shirley:Visions of Reality
· Movie poster, director: Austria, length: 92 minutes
The film uses 13 famous paintings by the American painter Edward Hope to form a realistic landscape of American social history, and history is written by countless personal stories - Shirley, the epitome of an American woman, she walked into Hope's paintings, walked through the major historical moments of the 20th century in the United States, witnessed political, social and cultural upheavals: from pearl harbor to World War II, from the McCarthy era and the Cold War to the assassination of President Kennedy and the outbreak of the Vietnam War, from the stock market crash to the economic depression, From Elvis Presley and Rock 'n' Roll to Marlon Brando and Marilyn Monroe...
Stills from the shirley: A Vision of Reality
When watching the film, Xiaobian has been fascinated by the Hop style aesthetic in the picture! This is a film and television that highly combines film art and painting art, a must-see work for Hope fans!
The grand issue relies on the exquisite picture that is almost static, borrows Shirley's paragraph-like inner monologue, interprets American history from a female perspective, and writes a declaration of independence for American women in the new century.
07 Frida
Frida
· Movie Poster, Director: Julie Tymo, Length: 123 minutes
Using Frida's self-portrait as a clue, the film tells the story of the famous Mexican female painter's short but legendary life experience. Before the age of 18, Frida was a happy and lively girl, enjoying the sweetness of love. However, the car accident that occurred at the age of 18 caused her to suffer heavy injuries, and she escaped from death with the illness for the rest of her life, and her original little lover also left her.
Stills from the Frida movie
Lying in her hospital bed for 18 months, she spent all day with her paintings, which were filled with incredible vitality and passion. At that time, she also really began to think about selling paintings to support herself, and she went to ask the painter Rivera to guide her paintings. The other party rewarded her talent, and they also transformed from teachers and students into lifelong partners.
Frida's actor in the film is too high to be restored! The strong color elements, collage techniques and imaginative techniques in the film's pictures can make people feel more empathy for Frida's short and fiery life of suffering.
08 Night Watch
Nightwatching
· Movie Poster, Director: Peter Greenaway, Length: 135 minutes
The film tells the romantic affair and career of the famous Dutch painter Rembrandt, and focuses on the creation process of his masterpiece "Night Watch". Rembrandt has always been a portrait painter of high society, he has successive orders, full of sweet love.
Stills from the Night Watch movie
It was not until his wife died shortly after giving birth to his young son in 1642 that life began to take a big turn. This was followed by a court case for the collective portrait of the painter of the Amsterdam Markser' Guild, Night Watch, which caused Rembrandt to suffer one of the most significant setbacks in his career. After that, his career began to decline, he began to fall into debt, and then half of his life was vicissitudes...
After watching this movie, you can see the world of light and shadow in the eyes of the painter Rembrandt, enter the inner world of Rembrandt, and feel the cold and warm of human feelings and the vicissitudes of the world. The strong sense of stage in the film is also the same as Rembrandt's paintings.
09 "Chagall and Malevich"
Chagall-Malevich
· Movie Poster, Director: Alexander Mita, Length: 119 minutes
The film is based on the true events of Chagall's residence in Viebs commissariat from 1917 to 1918, when he founded modern academic painting with hope and gratitude for a bright future. Set against the backdrop of the October Revolution, chagall returns home from Paris, and focuses on the story of Chagall's unwavering love affair with Bella, as well as the differences between Chagall and Malevich in artistic concepts that led to Chagall's departure from a foreign country.
Film clip from "Chagall and Malevich"
· Chagall, "Above the Town"
The countless flying scenes in the film all reflect the whimsy in Chagall's heart. Recreating the mysteries of Mark Chagall in the style of folk and mythology, the film attempts to present his unpredictable creativity through legends and stories and on a silver screen.
Stills from the film "Chagall and Malevich"
10 "Me and Cézanne"
Cezanne and I
· Movie Poster, Directed by Danielle Thompson, Duration: 117 minutes
The film portrays the famous rupture between the French literary giant Emile Zola and the Impressionist painter Cézanne. In the picturesque countryside of Provence, the young Zola and Cézanne admired and inspired each other, explored the true meaning of art together, and forged a deep friendship. As the two men grew closer to their ideals in their respective fields of art, the realist Zola and the Romantic Cézanne were ultimately unable to continue to understand each other. Their friendship also came to an end.
After watching the film, the editor can't help but feel sorry for the friendship between the two masters, they were once the best confidants, encouraged each other, and felt sorry for each other. But under the hedge between "realism" and "romanticism", everything seems so helpless. Their rupture didn't even say a word, and that's how it ended up.
Stills from the movie "Me and Cézanne"
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