We saw Loving Vincent and it was amazing ! The Polish connection for all of us was truly overwhelming . So many talented Polish artists contributing to the production of this film.

Bylo jak zawsze bardzo milo spotkac sie w kinie na ciekawym filmie. Szkoda, ze nie mogla byc z nami reszta grupy: pani Malgosia W. pan Glenn , pan Erik i Nikita H. Moze nastepnym razem przybedziemy wszyscy. Do zobaczenia w przyszly czwartek.Podrawiam.Krystyna Swirska.

Loving Vincent
Directors: Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman
Cast: Douglas Booth, Chris O’Dowd, Saoirse Ronan
United Kingdom/Poland   94 minutes

The world’s first fully oil-painted animated feature film, Loving Vincent brings the art of Vincent van Gogh to life to recount the life story of this most mysterious, mythical and tragic of great painters. Shot first as a live-action film, acted by a sterling cast and then painted over frame by frame with oils, Loving Vincent is simply an extraordinary cinematic achievement. This unexpected murder mystery follows in the aftermath of van Gogh’s death in July 1890. Armand Roulin , the son of an Arles postman, is instructed by his father to deliver a newly discovered letter to Vincent’s brother, Theo, who had supported the painter emotionally and financially. Making his journey from Paris and then to Auvers-sur-Oise, the northern French town where Vincent died, Armand encounters various people (many subjects from famous van Gogh paintings) who provide contradictory anecdotes about the painter’s death, suggesting it may not have been a suicide after all. The artist’s intoxicating colours and thick, vibrant brushstrokes come to life in jaw-dropping detail, making this a film best seen on the big screen. The film took more than six years to complete, with about 125 artists diligently hand-painting over 65,000 frames. With the van Gogh Museum in the Netherlands, the ultimate authority on the artist, officially endorsing the film, this will be the most visually stunning and magical film you will see this year.