Picasso

Year: 1985

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: French

Director: Didier Baussy

Documentary

The opening of Paris’s Picasso National Museum offered filmmaker Didier Baussy the opportunity to capture the museum’s collection in an 81‑minute documentary. The film showcases works that Picasso himself kept, many from the Guernica period, revealing the artist’s personal connections, memories, and sources of inspiration, while also situating the pieces within their geographic and historical contexts.

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