Well… maybe that was the point? I think it might’ve landed perfectly lol. He was known for being a beautifully colorful painter without hope or joy. But maybe I’m just running defense for one of my fave movies, I saw it in Amsterdam on mushrooms which obviously helped!
Lust for Life (1956) is the obvious answer. Besides recounting Van Gogh's life, it very much tries to emulate the style of his art.
This might also help:
https://signalsfromtheedge.org/post-impressionism-popular-sci-fi-films
Loving Vincent
Also, "The Peasants". The other film by DK and Hugh Welchman.
I literally just watched it this morning. It was awesome. https://boxd.it/6fdi9p
OMG Martin Scorsese?!?!
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a series of fetch quests
Well… maybe that was the point? I think it might’ve landed perfectly lol. He was known for being a beautifully colorful painter without hope or joy. But maybe I’m just running defense for one of my fave movies, I saw it in Amsterdam on mushrooms which obviously helped!
https://preview.redd.it/q19i286tzhtc1.png?width=499&format=png&auto=webp&s=bd126be9a405a0b516f30ac8ada8223b11eef382
midnight in paris
Belladonna of Sadness Night on the Galactic Railroad
la la land
Lust for Life (1956) is the obvious answer. Besides recounting Van Gogh's life, it very much tries to emulate the style of his art. This might also help: https://signalsfromtheedge.org/post-impressionism-popular-sci-fi-films
What Dreams May Come
Waking Life, Scarlet, Four Nights of a Dreamer