Van Gogh: Tra il grano e il cielo (2018)

40 oil paintings, 85 sketches, including "Cafe under the Stars", "people who eat potatoes" and "Cypress trees". The documentary "Van Gogh: the dark clouds and wheat fields" revolves around these Van Gogh collections on display in Vicenza, Italy. The painter's life and creative footprints are strung together, and the 4K HD lens shows the beautiful colors and delicate brush strokes between square inches. Van Gogh: between the Rye and the Sky was held at Paladio Church in Vicenza (Van Gogh. (Between wheat and sky) the exhibition collection is all from private collector Helen Kuller-Muller. Although he has never met, Muller can be called Van Gogh's Bole, buying nearly 300 of his works in his lifetime. The documentary also chooses to start from Muller's point of view, with correspondence between the two people throughout the film. Ten years of self-burning, a life of poverty, only to be sought after by the world after death. Wherever Van Gogh goes, tens of thousands of tourists come every year. From the small town of Newnan in the south of the Netherlands, Brussels in Belgium, to Paris, France, and the small town of Orville, where Van Gogh spent his last days, the crew visited one by one, looking for those breathtaking masterpieces.