Gauguin y el canal

Set in 1903, the film follows Gauguin as he is confined to his hut by French colonial authorities. He battles illness while trying to create a masterpiece to save his young son. The narrative dives into his memories of the Panama Canal, where his artistic journey started, and his guilt about leaving his family in Paris.

With a runtime of 95 minutes, the film features a strong cast including Roberto Birindelli and Juan Carlos Avendaño. It delves into themes of art, family, and the psychological toll of Gauguin's choices. The backdrop of Panama and the canal adds a historical layer to the personal drama, making it a compelling watch for fans of biographical and historical narratives.