The American Global Awards came to a perfect end, and after the award of each trophy, there were naturally several joys and some sorrows. Actress Amy Adams won best actress in a musical comedy for Big Eyes, which tells the story of a female illustrator. Previously, at the 67th Cannes Film Festival, British actor Timothy Spaugh also won the film emperor award with "Mr. Turner", which is also a painter's documentary. It seems that in recent years, the painter's story has begun to arouse the interest of Hollywood. Here are a few great films related to painters to entertain fans.
Big Eyes (2014)
Directed By: Tim Burton
Writers: Scott Alexander / Larry Kraszewski
Starring: Amy Adams / Christopher Waltz / Christen Ritter
The story of Big Eyes takes place in the 1960s, and an illustration called "Big-Eyed Child" became popular. Soon after, its author, Walter Keane (Christopher Waltz), was prosecuted and accused of stealing someone else's work, which was Walter's wife, Margaret. Margaret said that the big-eyed children's paintings were originally written by her, and she was an introvert who painted in the basement every day, while her husband Walter simply signed his name on the bottom of the paintings for sale. Eventually, the couple's marriage broke down. After the matter went to court, the judge asked the two to paint on the spot, Walter pushed three times and blocked four times, and the excuses continued, and finally the truth of the copyright case came out.
Awards:
72nd Golden Globe Awards for Best Actress in a Musical/Comedy Film Amy Adams
Mr. Turner (2014)
Director: Mike Lee
Writers: Mike Lee
Starring: Timothy Spoo / paul Jesson / Dorothy Atkinson / Marion Bailey / Carl Johnson / Ruth Sean
"Mr. Turner" tells the story of the passionate life of the British painter John Turner, who was once denigrated for his pioneering creative techniques, but Turner regarded painting as a life, and his lifelong masterpieces were full of masterpieces, even before his death, he struggled to get up and copy a female corpse. In his later years, especially since the 1840s, he devoted himself to the exploration of form and color in painting, painting with incredible pigments such as ingredients and saliva, which caused a controversy, and was regarded as one of Britain's greatest painters and a well-known art freak.
67th Cannes Film Festival Main Competition Best Actor Timothy Spahl
Caravaggio (1986)
Director: Derek Jarman
Writers: Derek Jarman
Starring: Noam Almaz / Dawn Archibald / Shaun Bin / Jack Birkett / Sadie Corre
Caravaggio is a contemplation of sex, crime and art, and the director succeeds in presenting two important elements of life, image and painting, richly depicting the life of a legendary Italian painter.
This film is a biographical film. The British avant-garde director Jamaine was also a painter, and with reverence for Caravaggio, the great artist, and a keen interest in the painter's life, he made this work about the artist's life. The film's approach and theme are eclectic and give people a fresh feeling from all angles. The film was one of the highest-grossing films in the UK in 1986.
Silver Bear award at the Berlin International Film Festival in 1986
The Secret of Picasso le mystère picasso (1956)
Director: Henri-Georges Cruzot
Writers: Henri-Giorgio Cruzot / Pablo Picasso
Starring: Pablo Picasso
"The Secret of Picasso" records a painting process by the Spanish painter Picasso in the style of a suspense film. 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.
9th Cannes Film Festival Main Competition Special Jury Prize Henri-Giorgio Kruzzo
In addition, there are many films with Picasso as the protagonist, among which the best ones are "The Secret of Picasso" directed by Henry Kruzzo in 1976, the Spanish film "Picasso the Painter" in 1982, "Saving Picasso" starring Anthony Hopkins in 1996, and the Swedish film "Picasso's Wonderful Journey" that has been broadcast on Central Station. 】
Goya en burdeos (1999)
Director: Carlos Shola
Writers: Carlos Shola / Luigi Sgadini
Starring: Francisco Laval / Jose Corona
The Spanish film "Goya of Bordeaux", a beautifully produced art film depicting the passionate and mysterious inner world of the Spanish painter Goya. The elderly Goya lived in Bordeaux with his last mistress, spending the last years of his life in creation. He recalls to his daughter Rosario the important events of his life: the ambition of his youth, who became a famous court painter among the dignitaries of Charles IV; the life of a wandering skeleton, who escaped the threat of death but fell blind for life; and the love affair with the charming Duchess of Alvar, who became a victim of a political struggle because of a court conspiracy. Goya lost the only woman he ever loved in his life, and tired of the court game of chasing money and power, his painting style turned gloomy and heavy, and his works began to focus on the expression of life's suffering. After experiencing the French invasion of Spain, he created a series of legendary names that reflected the brutal scenes of war as he left an immortal reputation.
13th European Film Festival Best Cinematography Vittorio Storaro
14th Spanish Goya Awards For Best Actor Fernando Rabal
14th Spanish Goya Awards Best Cinematography Vittorio Storaro
14th Spanish Goya Awards Best Costume Design Pedro Moreno
14th Spanish Goya Awards Best Production Design pierre-louis thévenet
14th Spanish Goya Awards Best Makeup & Hairstyle José quetglás susana sánchez blanca sánchez
Van Gogh (1948)
Director: Alan Renai
Writers: Gaston Diehl / Robert Hessens
Starring: Claude Dauphin
"Van Gogh" uses the paintings of the famous Dutch painter Van Gogh as video material to tell the life of Van Gogh and comment on his painting art. The endless wheat fields of provence in southern France, the quaint and quiet farmhouses, the images of Van Gogh and his friends and neighbors appear on the screen in turn. These images are not taken from real life scenes, but from the painter's paintings, and the fragmentary images are revived under the care of the camera.
22nd Academy Awards Best Two Live-Action Short Films Robert Hessens/Gaston Diehl
[Van Gogh was a darling of the film industry, and his stories have been brought to the screen many times.] In Vincent Minelli's 1956 van Gogh, Kirk Douglas came to life to create van Gogh's image and hinted at the homosexual relationship between Van Gogh and Gauguin in a "subtle way". In Akira Kurosawa's film Dream, American director Martin Scorsese made a cameo appearance of Van Gogh. In the 1990 film Van Gogh directed by the famous French director Maurice Piara, the cinematographer successfully imitated the feeling of Van Gogh's paintings with film images. The most interesting is the Canadian children's film "Me and Van Gogh", in which a little girl recovers her painting under the encouragement of Van Gogh in her dream. 】
Pollock (2000)
Director: Ed Harris
Writers: Barbara Turner / Susan Emm schweiler
Starring: Ed Harris / Marcia Guy Harden / Tom Ball / Jennifer Connery / Bud Coote
As a leading figure in Western art at that time, Pollack created a large number of abstract oil paintings with his extraordinary genius and courage, and laid the foundation for the establishment of performance art. He deservedly became an art star in the minds of the American people, but Pollack did not consider himself a successful person, and the spirit of anti-traditional creation inspired his original and wild inspiration, applying inspiration to oil paintings, so that his inner world could be expressed, but the self-enclosed personality formed a strong contradiction with it, coupled with dissatisfaction with society and culture, which pushed him into the abyss of pain again and again. So he drank heavily and decadently, but he never stopped creating. A life full of resentment gradually devoured his marriage, career, faith... It wasn't until a summer night in 1956 that pollack, 44, lived a short, painful, but legendary life.
73rd Academy Awards Best Actor (Nominated) Ed Harris
73rd Academy Awards Best Supporting Actress Marcia Guy Harden
Painting the Soul (1994)
Director: Huang Shuqin
Writers: Liu Heng / Huang Shuqin / Li Zhiyu / Min Anqi / Shi Nan
Starring: Gong Li / Er Dongsheng / Da Shi Chang / Zhao Wei
The modern Chinese female painter, whose parents died when she was young, was sold into the fireworks building at the age of 13, was humiliated, and was redeemed and married by the revolutionary Pan Zanhua in 1916. After that, under the influence of his neighbors, he began to study culture and painting, and in 1918, he was admitted to the Shanghai Fine Arts College with the first place in drawing and high color scores, and then to the French National School of Fine Arts and the National École Nationale d'Arte école Nationale des Beaux-Arts in Paris, and in 1925, he won the Rome Scholarship with the first place in graduation creation, entered the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, and then won two international awards for his works. Pan Yuliang combined Chinese tradition and line drawing with the popular Impressionist techniques of the time to form his own unique painting style. Her characters often express strong emotions, and the red lips of women without layering are the trademarks of her paintings.
Frida frida (2002)
Director: Julie Tymo
Writers: clancy sigal / diane lake / Gregory Neva / Anna Thomas
Starring: Salma Hayek / Alfred Molina / Mia Mestro / Ashley Judd / Antonio Banderas
Frida (salma hayek) is a famous Mexican female painter, before the age of 18 she was a happy and lively girl, like everyone else, enjoying the sweetness of love. However, the 18-year-old car accident caused her to suffer a serious injury, and she escaped death and has been accompanied by illness for the rest of her life. The original little lover also left her. 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 consider selling paintings to support herself, and she went to ask the painter Rivera to guide her paintings, and the other party rewarded her talent. They also transformed from teachers and students into lifelong partners, and they got married. After their marriage they experienced the most turbulent revolutionary period in Mexico, they followed in the footsteps of communism fanatically, and even when Trotsky was expelled from the Soviet Union by Stalin, they were warmly received without fear of risk. Frida's hazy love affair with Trotsky, and her lesbian complex, made her emotional history as brilliant. In 1954, Frida left this sick world, and I hope it is a blessing to leave.
75th Academy Awards
Best Actress (Nominated) Salma Hayek
Best Art Direction (Nominated) Felipe fernández del paso / hania robledo
Best Costume Design (Nominated) Julie Weiss
Best Makeup John E. Jackson /Beatrice de Alba
Best Original Soundtrack Elliot Goldnsell
Best Original Song (Nominated) Elliot Gordon Searle / Julie Tymore
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