An art film festival will take place on October 28-31 at Happy Cinema Vitantis in Bucharest, where spectators are invited to watch documentaries on emblematic works created, among others, by Van Gogh, Vermeer, and Klimt.
The documentaries will explore in detail not only the technique and symbolism behind these works, but also their historical context, cultural influences and fascinating story of the artists who created them.
It will be possible to watch documentaries about Titian's masterpieces, the hidden mysteries of Klimt's works and the evolution of modern art under the signature of artists such as Vincent van Gogh.
"These films not only present the most well-known and appreciated works in art galleries, but also reveal lesser-known details about their genesis and deep meaning," according to organisers.
On the first day of the festival, the films "Vermeer, The Greatest Exhibition" and "The Danish Collector" will run, followed on October 29 by the films "Borromini & Bernini: The Challenge of Perfection" and "Titian. The Empire of Color."
The films "Pissaro" and "Sunflowers: Mistery of Van Gogh" will follow on October 30, and on October 31 the festival will end with "Munch" and "Klimt & The Kiss."
The art film festival is said to be an opportunity to explore the creations of the world's greatest artists through film.
Tickets are available on the Happy Cinema website.