Diego Rivera: I Paint What I See

The film traces Diego Rivera's journey from his childhood through his influential Cubist period and his significant role in the Mexican mural renaissance. It highlights his fame as a muralist in the United States and explores pivotal moments in his life, including his tumultuous relationship with Frida Kahlo and the infamous destruction of his mural at Rockefeller Center.

With a runtime of 57 minutes, the documentary features an impressive collection of archival film and photographs, many of which have rarely been seen. It incorporates texts from Rivera and Kahlo's writings, alongside other historical documents, enriching the narrative of Rivera's transformation from a studio artist to a politically engaged public figure. The film provides valuable insight into the conflicts and challenges that shaped his career and artistic vision.