At Eternity's Gate

2018
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At Eternity's Gate
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Title: At Eternity's Gate

Original Title: At Eternity's Gate

Year: 2018

Info

  • Country: UK France
  • Length: 155 Minutes (2 hours 35 min)
  • Budget: $2,160,899
  • Genre: Biography Drama
  • Age rating: 12 (Suitable for 12 years and over)

Release Dates

  • UK: March 29 2019
  • United States: November 16 2018

Plot

'At Eternity's Gate' tells the story of Van Gogh when he was living in Arlés y Ausvers-sur-Oise, France in 1886. In his time there, he is treated good by some of the neighbors but not so much by others. Madame Ginoux, the owner of the restaurant of the village, gives him an accounting book that the painter filled with drawings. But his constant mood-swings cause that most villagers become afraid of him. His best friend, Paul Gaugain, who loves him, ends up running away from him because of his overwhelming personality and his brother, Theo, is not able to sell any of the painter work, despite his unconditional support for his brother. During this period of time, Van Gogh painted the master pieces that made him worldwide famous.

The movie is directed by Julian Schabel ('Le scaphandre et le papillon'). The cast is formed by Willem Dafoe, Oscar Isaac, Rupert Friend, Mads Mikkelsen and Emmanuelle Seigner, among others.

Awards

  • 2019 Academy Awards (Oscars): 1 0
  • 2019 Golden Globes: 1 0

Cast

Director:

Julian Schnabel Julian Schnabel

Willem Dafoe

Willem Dafoe

Vincent Van Gogh

Rupert Friend

Rupert Friend

Theo Van Gogh

Oscar Isaac

Oscar Isaac

Paul Gauguin

Mads Mikkelsen

Mads Mikkelsen

The Priest

Mathieu Amalric

Mathieu Amalric

Dr. Paul Gachet

Emmanuelle Seigner

Emmanuelle Seigner

Madame Ginoux

Videos

'At Eternity's Gate' trailer 2:26

'At Eternity's Gate' trailer

September 26 2018

Photos

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Trivia

Behind the Poster

The main theatrical poster and title is a photo shot of one of van Goghs last self portraits, this particular one was done after he sliced off a piece of his ear.

Poor French

Since neither Willem Dafoe nor Julian Schnabel spoke fluent French it was decided that the majority of the dialogue would be in English. The first scene is in French, to establish the setting and tone. After that, the dialogue only shifts to French in scenes where Vincent feels threatened. Van Gogh himself spoke poor French, and was often mocked for it.

25 years older

Willem Dafoe was 62 when the film was released, 25 years older than Vincent Van Gough, who died at age 37.

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