I, Claude Monet

I, Claude Monet

Year: 2017

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Director: Phil Grabsky

Documentary

Using Claude Monet’s own letters and writings, this film offers a revealing portrait of the celebrated Impressionist painter. Director Phil Grabsky explores Monet’s life, examining his artistic development, his profound influence on Western art, and his eventual success. The film also delves into the challenges he faced, including periods of depression and loneliness, alongside the joy he found in gardening and the beauty of his Giverney home. Filmed on location in Paris, London, Normandy, and Venice, it offers a cinematic journey through iconic locations and a deeper understanding of a beloved artist.

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