A young man arrives at the last hometown of painter Vincent van Gogh to deliver the troubled artist's final letter and ends up investigating his final days there.
06-22-2017
1h 35m
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Movie Details
Production Info
Directors:
Hugh Welchman, DK Welchman
Writers:
Hugh Welchman, DK Welchman
Production:
Breakthru Films, Trademark Films, Odra Film, Good Deed Entertainment, Centrum Technologii Audiowizualnych
Revenue:
$42,187,665
Budget:
$5,500,000
Key Crew
Executive Producer:
Ian Hutchinson
Co-Producer:
Ivan Mactaggart
Assistant Director:
Terry Bamber
Property Master:
George Mizen
Director of Photography:
Tristan Oliver
Locations and Languages
Country:
PL; GB
Filming:
GB; PL
Languages:
en
Main Cast
Douglas Booth
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