Goya in Bordeaux

The film chronicles the life of Francisco Goya during his voluntary exile in Bordeaux, France, as he faces the challenges of aging and illness. As a Liberal, Goya protests against the oppressive rule of Ferdinand VII, providing a poignant backdrop to his personal struggles.

Through flashbacks and interactions with his younger wife Leocadia and their daughter Rosario, Goya reflects on significant moments from his past. The narrative structure combines elements of biography with historical drama, allowing viewers to witness the evolution of an artistic mind grappling with both external and internal conflicts.

Collectors can find Goya in Bordeaux available on DVD and VHS, making it accessible for those interested in films that focus on historical figures and artistic legacies. The film's unique perspective on Goya's life adds a layer of intrigue for fans of art history and drama.