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China's Van Goghs 2016

Status
Released
Runtime
75 minutes
Director
Yu Haibo
Network
Trueworks
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What is China's Van Goghs?

China's Van Goghs is a documentary film released in 2016 with a runtime of one hour and fifteen minutes. The film serves as an intimate portrait focusing on a peasant-turned oil painter who transitions from making copies of iconic Western paintings to creating his own authentic works of art.

Type
Film
Year
2016
Status
Released
Runtime
75 minutes
Release date
Dec 15, 2016
Original language
ZH
Origin
China, Netherlands
Studios
Trueworks
Genres
Documentary
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★ TMDB users: 6.7/10 from 9 votes
Episode runtime
~75 minutes
Status
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Network
Trueworks
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China's Van Goghs is a documentary film released in 2016 with a runtime of one hour and fifteen minutes. The film serves as an intimate portrait focusing on a peasant-turned oil painter who transitions from making copies of iconic Western paintings to creating his own authentic works of art. Following its release, the documentary was selected for several film festivals. Its world premiere took place in November 2016 at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam in the Panorama Section. Additional festival selections included the Thessaloniki Film Festival in February 2017, the Docs Against Gravity Film Festival in Poland in 2017, the UA International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival in March 2017, and the forty-eighth Visions du Reel in Switzerland.

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Is China's Van Goghs worth watching?

China's Van Goghs holds a community rating of 6.7/10 based on 9 verified viewer ratings. It offers engaging Documentary for fans of the genre.

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China's Van Goghs is a feature film with a runtime of 75 minutes. It was released in 2016. Release status: Released.

Who directed China's Van Goghs?

China's Van Goghs was directed by Yu Haibo.

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