Tintoretto – Das Drama des Bildes

This documentary takes viewers through the life of Tintoretto, who dedicated his artistry to his native Venice. It highlights his enduring connection to the city, where many of his works remain in their original locations, including Venetian churches and palaces.

The film features Michael Tregor and delves into Tintoretto's most notable pieces, such as the monumental painting of the liberation of slaves by Saint Mark and his interpretations of the Last Supper. It also focuses on his extensive work at the Scuola di San Rocco, where he spent 20 years creating ceiling and wall paintings that showcase scenes from the Old Testament and the life of Jesus.

Directed by Dagmar Knöpfel, this documentary serves as a tribute to Tintoretto's significant contributions to Renaissance art, making it a valuable viewing experience for those interested in art history and the legacy of one of its great masters.