My Brother Vincent

This documentary examines the enigma of Vincent Van Gogh, highlighting his impact 125 years after his death. It features a contemporary play originally written and performed by Leonard Nimoy in the 1970s, which adds a unique perspective to the narrative.

The film follows Jean-Michel Richaud as he brings the play to life, retracing Van Gogh's steps in the south of France, Belgium, and Holland. These locations were pivotal in Van Gogh's life, from his days as a preacher to coal miners to the places where he created his most famous works. The documentary provides a thoughtful look at the artist's experiences and the environments that shaped his vision.