Gaugin: Voyage to Tahiti is beautifully filmed biopic that benefits from a well-chosen lead, but neither are enough to counter the story's surface treatment and narrative drift. Read critic reviews
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Gaugin: Voyage to Tahiti is beautifully filmed biopic that benefits from a well-chosen lead, but neither are enough to counter the story's surface treatment and narrative drift. Read critic reviews
In 1891 Gauguin settles down in Tahiti, where he hopes to find inspiration for his work as an artist and live as a free man in the wild, far from all the moral, political and aesthetic codes of civilized Europe. In the jungle, he faces loneliness, poverty and disease, and he meets Tehura. She eventually becomes his wife and the main subject of his greatest paintings.
Genre: Biography, History, Drama, Romance
Original Language: French (France)
Director: Edouard Deluc
Producer: Bruno Levy
Writer: Edouard Deluc, Etienne Comar, Thomas Lilti, Sarah Kaminsky
Release Date (Theaters): limited
Release Date (Streaming):
Box Office (Gross USA): $200.2K
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Distributor: Cohen Media Group
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)
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