The Yellow House (2007) (TV).avi Full Movie
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2013
- For just nine weeks, in late 1888, Van Gogh and Gauguin share a home, The Yellow House, in Arles, southern France.
Approaching middle age and still flat broke, both men abandon respectability, family and friends to commit themselves utterly to painting, united by an unshakable belief in the importance of art.
They endure what most people would find intolerable - loneliness, insecurity, and the total lack of any financial or worldly comfort. Their last hope is each other, if only they can get along.
Gauguin fears Van Gogh is on the brink of a psychological meltdown. Van Gogh claims Gauguin puts too much salt in the stew. They drink, they argue, but most of all they paint together, sharing a ferocious obsession.
In this brief period of penniless, fraught obscurity they produce between them over 40 acknowledged masterpieces, with a combined current value of almost a billion pounds. The relationship finally ends in an iconic and bloody climax, when Van Gogh cuts off his own ear.
Eighteen months after leaving The Yellow House, Van Gogh shot himself, bleeding to death over several days. Years later, Gauguin died, a syphilitic, in self-imposed exile in Tahiti. 
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I knew a weird kid in art class and his work just blew everyone else's out of the water. On break one day, I thought I'd go talk to him because he seemed like a nice person and I wanted to find out how he got so good- if he could recommend any books etc. He was REALLY weird, which was ok with me, but I couldn't tell if he wanted to talk to me or was just tolerating my presence. I guess I should have just asked him, but I was young. Now I would just say "I'd like to talk to you because I think you're interesting, but if you don't want to talk to me, that's ok too and I can leave, but if you change your mind later, I will still be happy to talk to you.." I always think of that guy when I think about Vincent and wish I would have gotten a chance to know him, but yeah..the thing I think is so ironic is that if Vincent was alive today, all the rich society people who faint over his work would treat the real man like everyone in arles did.
Yer absolutely right about how Vincent would be treated ... and His paintings would not be appreciated for what tha paintings are .... only met of few people that truly appreciate and genuinely understand what he did and how he truly was
Holy word salad Batman
Someone once said that anyone would want a van Gogh painting in their living room.
But the idea of actually having van Gogh IN their living room was not so appealing!
If Vincent came back to life the whole world would be clamoring to rub shoulders with him.
The dichotomy.
My grandmother was an artist. In our dining room, there were 2 landscapes she painted. They were good. I remember always looking at them. I had never thought I could draw like her. Altho I tried oils, then pencil. I found them too messy. Then one day, a friend suggested I get a drawing tablet for my laptop. I did. And I started drawing eyes, and over time I actually painted with it. My style is like no one else's. Part of me is like Gauguin, minus the syphilis, but I'm half a cashier, half a painter. Never had a single art lesson. I learn by looking, seeing, observing the world. Part like Vincent painting empty shoes, chair s, and lots and lots of sunflowers. I'm painting sea scapes and still life's, portraits, odd what inspires me. I paint from pictures. They are my models. Vincent like copy masterpieces. I find myself a combination of the two. I have a huge portfolio of paintings. Never sold any of them. I just need to paint, driven to paint.
Never stop
Thank you for posting this blessed Sunflower gem. 🌻🌻🌻
If the power of art exists , it does with everything Van Gogh related . This film is simply heavenly
I have always been fascinated by Vincent especially he and his brother Theo's relationship. Through their multitude of letters to each other is where we get to know Vincent and the love of brothers for each other. Basically Theo was the only one who loved Vincent. I have always felt so sad for him. He really was a ne'er do well in his lifetime. He would be so pleased with the fame he garnered later. He might be the most important one to say "I told you so!" I wonder if he had not cut off part of his ear would he have been so reknown? No artist has really done such an outrageous thing before or since. I think his paintings are pretty much the work of someone who was disturbed in some way but so what? At first they scared me, and the best thing about it it is he did not intend to give that impression. How wonderful for an artist!
I think now would be a great time to mention the starry musical :) it’s great, give it a listen
Van Gogh hasn't just inspired painters, but songwriters, musicians, actors, directors and so many more. This man was a perfect example, just how someone's genius can be ignored for years and years, until finally reaching a mainstream audience. Thank God, people finally realized and took notice of Vincent's God-given talent.
He inspired me I love his work. He Lived terribly And People hated him. But He’s respected now. He was a great man He never deserved the tournament He Received A Great man But Terrible Life. Idolize him I believe in god.. and I know that suicide is a sin but in his case I understood why.
The only part of this movie I didnt like was Theos portrayal. Theo absolutely loved and supported his brother 100%, to the point of sacrificing luxuries he could have enjoyed, so that his turmoiled older brother could work doing something he loved, and that added value to the world.
Here, Theo seems interested in covering for his own faults, like a frustrated parent whose negligence was the cause of some incident. This was not the case at all.
What you said was very nice. Theos love for his brother allowed the world to have this great art , Very true . And I saw what you saw in theo , a kind brother.
I couldn't agree more, it's the biggest problem with the film.
No kidding! I mean the guy died soon thereafter of a broken heart.
I would also say that the actor playing Theo is too old, compared to Vincent. Theo was his younger brother.
If Vincent's mother accepted him and showed him love and affection, he wouldn't have suffered so much mentally and emotionally. Poor man was set up to fail and what he created was the paintings of a genius. He never hurt anyone, just himself. How much suffering he endured, we will never know, but it was very difficult to be poor, an outcast and not able to sell any paintings. Vincent, you will always remain in the memory of humanity as one of the greatest artists to even live.
How many of today's world would have that conviction to carry on despite of everything at that time?
Hands down, this is a superiorly outstanding biopic that thoroughly examines in full detail the explosively complex and fiery relationship (both artistic and personal) between Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin (told from his point of view) during the two-plus months that they lived together in Arles, France. It was well-cast, with superb acting. I highly recommend it. The view is both credibly compelling and extremely riveting from start to finish! 10/10
John Simm is a fantastic actor . I really got into to this film as if I were there. When he flew into a rage near the end of the film, it made me jump out of my skin. And when he cut his ear off **********
I've lived in penniless obscurity and I've known many people of different degrees of craziness , just like this . I think we're all crazy but some more extreme than others. Some learn to grow and some grow more mad.we are all reflections of the human condition in its best and worst. Genius is not exclusive to madmen or the so called sane.
Van Gogh and Gauguin are at each other’s throats a lot of the time but in a way they need eachother I heard they were like this in life they clashed a lot and Vincent was a hot head with one hell of a temper also he could hardly give his work away for free and that guy using his paintings to cover a crack now that same painting well real one is worth millions love this movie and Vincent’s life is facinating
I agree. It's a nice movie but it's still not the whole story. None of Gauguin's paintings from the same period were shown and even though Vincent had his problems (some believe he was either a manic depressive or an epileptic or BOTH), but he was NOT a lunatic! His letters reveal that he was not only passionate but intelligent. Like some artists, Vincent neglected the basics of hygiene and cleanliness but Gauguin wasn't that much better. He just dressed up when he NEEDED to!
Simon Farnby is in this as well as John Simm? Awesome!
I love the way the director has used Vincent's perspective on the scenes in this film.
The actor that plays Van Gogh looks curiously like Thom Yorke :)
Thanks for posting this, it barely began, and I am already loving it.
The actor is called John simm who was also in life on mars as dci sam Tyler and doctor who as the harold Saxon master
van gogh My favorite artrist ever. i watched this on c4 years ago nice to see it again.
Theres one thing i learned about art, one question actually, the question ISN,T whethera picture is any good, the question is whether u love it, i got trapped by trying to do work that was good, Screw that! Now i just ask myself do i like it, sometimes i hate it sometimes i like it and sometimes i love it, i desperatly want u too love it too but if u dont, tough!
I've had these moments with my father.
So I really connect with this.
Gauguin asked Van Gogh if he'd like a fresh tube of paint.
To which he replied " no thanks, I've got one ear."
Sorry,.
Zenoist2, since you started it... A lot of people do not know that Vincent married the prostitute, and they were happy until she started nagging him. He was, at heart, a good man, so he let it go in one ear and out the hole on the other side of his head.
Not even funny mate
Very funny mate ....
@@artistbob9559 sub par sense of humor
gauguin fears van gogh is on the brink of a psychological meltdown. van gogh claims gauguin puts too much salt in the stew........ they drink, they argue, but most of all they paint together, sharing a ferocious obsession ...great ! almost like an old married couple :P
lin reynolds love this movie
This film better had been nominated for cinematography, if not won!
Whoever made this film, thankyou!
Thanks for uploading, love Van Gogh. An interesting comparison to, "Lust For Life", one of my favorites.
Vincent always in my heart ❤️
Vincent painted from the heart
José Manuel Valles y Septién and his eyes you have to see
José Manuel Valles y Septién for paint
It has been great to see all the discussion. To be honest I didnt know too much about either Artist before I watched this film but really enjoyed it. I know a lot more now due to your comments.Thanks and Peace. x
Rupert, we all know that Van Gogh was extremely troubled however he was not just a lost "walking-bottom -of-a-shoe" (SOLE). His SOUL was also in distress.
l have seen this more than 10 times now, can you please make another Vincent van Gogh/Paul Gaugain movie.
love the setting and colours in this movie
Very beautiful movie in art , characters , music everything beautiful true fact about life
Wow! You can feel the tension from the very start of the film.
What a pair ha to live in a little house, yellow at that grate, the art that VG created was something else wow.
This really shook me. Thank you
Wonderful in Narrative and dubbed , thanks!
This was really good. And I wasn’t expecting it to be. Lesson learned
The more I see this part of his life... the more I read... the more I learn... the more I believe the theory that Gauguin cut him in an altercation...
He probably knew that. I would imagine it's why he wouldn't have reported it as it happened to the police. He was a complex human being. Not perfect by any stretch, but I think he saw the world perfectly.
oh dear that was rough ..I love Van Gogh Paintings.
I love the pictures from Van Gogh a lot more than Gaugins'. They are much more thrilling. I think his problem was his insecurity and Gaugin hasn't checked it at all.
Such a great film. Helps to balance my psyche.
one excellent movie !!
see it for the second times last night :))
Good deciphering on the letters being PROOF! Vincent was as you say, "Passionate but Intelligent" BOTH for sure. His problem is he is over Passionate, HE REALIZED THE MAGIC and wanted everyone to realize the same.
Grazie! !!
Thank you !! Looking for this always ~
^,^
The way this british public access movie is a comfort of mine
Thank you!
Me encanto esta pelicula ya que no cae en la copia obvia . Me encantaron los protagonistas y la relacion tan intensa entre ambos , resulta fantastico como dos artistas en un periodo tan breve hayan vivido tan intensamente y hayan dejado un legado imborrable en la historia del arte . El director es un genio igualmente .
Anybody who is wants to see movies about Gauguin that are even more accurate, I recommend GAUGUIN: THE SAVAGE starring David Carradine and WOLF AT THE DOOR: GAUGUIN starring Donald Sutherland. The main reason why Paul abandoned his family is because they moved in with his wife's relatives and they were very critical of his quitting his broker's job to become an artist. He frequently wrote to his wife and his favorite daughter and returned to visit them....
I wasn't able to watch 'Lust for life' with Kirk Douglas and Anthony Quinn from 1956 here on YT like I ve done in the past; now all I can find is the trailer and a few short clips. So I watched this instead and the best I can think of to say about it is that it approached this well worn story from a much more personal and claustrophobic angle; it was very bleak and depressing.
I enjoyed it! Was this done by the BBC? Although it probably wasn't the most historically accurate bio-pic, it certainly captured the conflict and contrasting styles of these two painters. Thanks for taking the time to post this.
Vincent was both a tortured soul and a free spirit.
John Simm is one of my favourite actors..thank you for uploading! can i ask if its a true representation of the happenings?
Hardly anyone at that time had any time for him
The magic mushrooms im on make the beginning of this movie with its first note feels like waking up for school for the very first time in your life!
Great Vincent British actor John simm he dug deep for this one great cast colour , ➡️all or nothing ⬅️💢
Right. And for the two days he lived after 'being shot by local youths' he didn't bother telling Theo or Dr Gachet. Right.
in one film the sunflower paintings werent found, but were hanging on the wall as a gift from Van Gogh.......
Gauguin sure is mad...but the best part of this is the last lines that tell you the dollar value of the work they did together, not to mention, what each of their total catalog is worth!
Van gogh is an inspiration to anyone who does not fit in to the boring status quo. Lust for Life is ten times better. Kudos to the actors but truthfully who can measure up to Anthony Quinn and Kirk Douglas.
The Genius of Van Gogh
superb.
An amazing movie, I would have loved to live in the yellow house...
Only done 3 vallys and aint even tired . I have been on cocaine for 8 days but this movie always chills me out
superb
Paulie G and his bad temper. High key.
Happy Easter! I love this movie along with Lust for Life. I'm excited for Loving Vincent to come out
great film .
Today the paintings of both artists are worth millions of Euros - Dollars - Pounds.
A ridiculous film. van Gogh was upper-middle class, Gauguin more so ( look up his ancestors) Their conversation was very educated both were extremely well-read, Van Gogh spoke four languages. They were both bourgeois, their conversation would have been fascinating with very advanced thinking.They were not at all as portrayed in the film. Their arguments were intellectual constantly referring to literature. I have the three volumes of Van Gogh's letters and have read them many times also Gauguin's letters. Vincent was a difficult person from the youngest age but not a demi imbecile.
what does it even mean to talk about the collective value of the paintings in terms of money?
+bodhisattva99 It also confused me. Later, i guess that on one hand maybe the director wanted to make a clear comparison between the penniless life led in Arles by the two brilliant painters and the great value created after their death.
+bodhisattva99 On the other hand, this film is named The Yellow House and it concerns the unforgettable and meaningful experience in this particular place both for Vincent and Gauguin which did contribute to their art career later, and that really counts and makes the film what it is.
+Hira Sweet V
Tout à fait :-)
This Van Gogh reminds me of Thom Yorke.
I was about to say that too .. he does have an striking resemblance with thorm yorke ..
They missed the blaring fact that Vincent had Hogan's room decorated with the Sunflower painting for him to arrive .they weren't there
It's completely yellow!
can somone tell me what songs being played on the piano in the cafe is called?
It doesn't seem anyone who was part of this production did much research. Sunflowers wasn't even hung in Gaugain's room. Gauguin may not have thought Vincent's work was too amazing, but he understood it. They were in Arles as equals not as teacher and student.
If I worry about money I can't work..
5 stars!!!!!!!!!
I was four years I prison and I have now everything.
This is what happens when you lost to The Doctor.
"I'm very good with an egg"
The small details; 1:09:19 According to Doctor Felix Ray, who initially treated his ear, almost the entire left ear was cut. 1:10:50 He cut his left ear, not the right.
Yes... The drawing the attending doctor made of the cut to Vincent's ear shows the left ear mostly cut off... That drawing has recently resurfaced, among the research papers of biographer Irving Stone. ( I believe that was after this movie was made, though I'm not positive. ) For many years it was commonly believed that Vincent only cut his lobe off but the drawing suggests otherwise.
Eric Clapton and Carlos Santana living together.
Is it true that Paul criticized Vincent work and never appreciated it?
I think he was too arrogant to admit and definitely jealous of Vincent's unique talent. Look at Gaugin's work, what's there so unique about? Not to me, that's for sure. Vincent was killed mostly by people like Gaugin who never understood him.
This was as close I think to the reality.
What is understood as genuis now.
after the fact..The life.
Is often excuse the pun ..painted as an over simplification of the one you claim to know after the event.
Only Vincent himself really knew the truth.
No matter how many different attempts long after try to know it as it actually was.
The perspective frame they used in the movie is it proper? I thought the perspective frame and grid would match the canvas he was working, but it was smaller.
I noticed the same thing as I was watching, and the only conclusion that I could come to is that he was using it to focus on a portion of the painting he was working on.
Yes, but Vincent used wires not string.
@@artistbob9559 One draws the lines of the wires or strings on the canvas then fill in what one sees looking through the frame in each triangle, this makes placing objects trees buildings e.t.c more easily on the canvas.
Yes its for perspective,
For a while it looked like Vincent might recover,but he was taken away by a rising fever.Vincent had a martyr complex,plus by forgiving the youths in his heart he may have felt that he could square things with God.
This doc/movie makes me want to read Vincents letters, there's a lot of them? I read some, a hand full. Vincents words and perceptions/thoughts are beautiful based on the ones i read?
This is hilarious and I can't take it seriously. Hour and thirteen minutes of juvenile sniping.
I suggest that viewers read "Van Gogh, the Life" by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith for a much more insightful look at Van Gogh's life and personality. The book, a New York Times Bestseller, is filled with detail (letters, period interviews, psychological and artistic appraisals, etc) and presents what, for me, is a rather repulsive portrait of Vincent from his early childhood. Irving Stone's book "Lust for Life" should have been titled "Lust for Acceptance", based on Vincent's constant struggle for acceptance by his minister father, mother, siblings, relatives, employers.....in short everyone he ever knew or met.
If one is able to read German I strongly suggest Matthias Arnold: "Biographie" and "Werk und Wirkung", both about 1000 pages and very, very good.
Since many letters from both Gauguin and Van Gogh are still extant, it is likely that the movie is reasonably accurate. I do recall art historians talking of how they argued constantly, sometimes in intellectual debate, but even so, it must have quickly become tiresome.
i thought that he used the sunflowers to decorate his room before he arrived????
Did anyone stick around to watch the mafia movie the business?
I don't know what were speaking but it sure sounds like English? I can understand what the English are saying. That's a nice looking Dog.
They didn’t get along well did they
Havent watched it yet, i like to make art but looking at vincents art makes me want to quit, hes just too brilliant, then i get inspired, look at his art again and want to cut my throat,
It's the primary and primal English. I can't imagine this doc with American English?
I feared this was going to be another hatchet job depicting Gauguin as an inferior to Vincent but it's not. Van Gogh's output was twice, close to three times that of Paul's but he never had a job, while Gauguin had several in his lifetime. Gauguin wasn't an upper-class twit who got "lucky", he worked his butt off! Nearly every Painting I've seen by him had a solid composition with delicious colors; Vincent's work was also great but sometimes had bad color or weak designs. A Fair and Fun movie..
Someone pretty please give me the song at 4:20 :(?
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