At Eternity's Gate (2018) - IMDb
![Amazon.com: Van Gogh [DVD] : Jacques Dutronc, Alexandra London, Bernard Coq, Gérard Séty, Corinne Bourdon, Elsa Zylberstein, Leslie Azoulai, Jacques Vidal, Chantal Barbarit, Claudine Ducret, Frédéric Bonpart, Maurice Coussonneau, Didier Barbier, André](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51F61JS6RTL._AC_SY580_.jpg "Amazon.com: Van Gogh [DVD] : Jacques Dutronc, Alexandra London, Bernard Coq, Gérard Séty, Corinne Bourdon, Elsa Zylberstein, Leslie Azoulai, Jacques Vidal, Chantal Barbarit, Claudine Ducret, Frédéric Bonpart, Maurice Coussonneau, Didier Barbier, André")
Amazon.com: Van Gogh [DVD] : Jacques Dutronc, Alexandra London, Bernard Coq, Gérard Séty, Corinne Bourdon, Elsa Zylberstein, Leslie Azoulai, Jacques Vidal, Chantal Barbarit, Claudine Ducret, Frédéric Bonpart, Maurice Coussonneau, Didier Barbier, André
Loving Vincent - Official Trailer - YouTube
Van Gogh movie. At Eternity's Gate directed by Julian Schnabel
Painted with Words (TV Movie 2010) - IMDb
Van Gogh in Love, Feature Film, 2018-2021 | Crew United
Loving Vincent Film Screening - Clay Center
Loving Vincent review – a dreamlike, hand-painted plunge into Van Gogh Land | London film festival 2017 | The Guardian
NYFF FILM REVIEW: AT ETERNITY'S GATE Is Abstract Approach to Van Gogh - Splash Report
The Van Gogh Legacy (TV Miniseries) (2013) - Filmaffinity
LUST FOR LIFE 1956 MGM film biography of Vincent van Gogh with Kirk Douglas Stock Photo - Alamy
Museum highlights film depictions of Vincent Van Gogh through the years
Are the hills going to march off?: Van Gogh (1991) A Film by Maurice Pialat
Why Do Filmmakers Love van Gogh? | The New Yorker
Loving Vincent - the world's first fully painted feature film!
How Three Experimental Van Gogh Biopics Painted Startlingly Different Portraits of the Artist | Artnet News
Watch Van Gogh (English Subtitled) | Prime Video
Loving Vincent - The Movie - Van Gogh Museum
World's Fully Hand-Painted Movie Honors Vincent Van Gogh and You Can Finally Watch it Now
Van Gogh (1991) - IMDb
How to make a movie about van Gogh — the hard way. - The Washington Post
