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Douglas Booth

9 July 1992, Greenwich, London, England, UK

Josh Burdett

Holly Earl

31 August 1992, London, England, UK

Robin Hodges

Chris O'Dowd

9 October 1979, Sligo, Ireland

John Sessions

11 January 1953, Largs, Ayrshire, Scotland, UK

Helen McCrory

17 August 1968, London, England, UK

Eleanor Tomlinson

19 May 1992, England, UK

Aidan Turner

19 June 1983, Ireland

Saoirse Ronan

12 April 1994, The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA

Joe Stuckey

James Greene

19 May 1931, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Martin Herdman

24 July 1956, Wales, UK

Bill Thomas

1952, London, England, UK

Jerome Flynn

16 March 1963, Bromley, Kent, England, UK

Robert Gulaczyk

Piotr Pamula

Cezary Lukaszewicz

Bozena Berlinska-Bryzek

Roulin

Played by: Chris O'Dowd

Marguerite Gachet

Played by: Saoirse Ronan

Vincent Van Gogh

Played by: Robert Gulaczyk

Paul Gauguin

Played by: Piotr Pamula

Theo van Gogh

Played by: Cezary Lukaszewicz

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Played by: Adam Pabudzinski

Chicago Reader

The roiling landscape scenes betray the redundance of animating images that already sizzle with energy, but the portraiture works beautifully, especially because the actors who supply the characters' voices and visages are first-rate.

October 13, 2017

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It's Just Movies

A beautiful piece of the puzzle in understanding creative genius.

November 09, 2017

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Capital Times (Madison, WI)

There's so much to do in life and so little time. Should I go out to a movie tonight, or visit the art museum? "Loving Vincent" is the closest you can get to doing both simultaneously.

November 10, 2017

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Seattle Times

"Loving Vincent" is almost too beautiful for its own good; I found myself, too often, so dazzled by the form that I quite forgot about the content.

October 17, 2017

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The Times of India

Aided by a fine score courtesy Clint Mansell, your patience will be rewarded as long as you focus on the presentation beyond the slow pacing and all the conjecture.

November 10, 2017

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Washington Post

Visually, it's spectacular. Conceptually, it's jaw-dropping to simply considering the effort that went into this. The story, however, doesn't always hold its own.

October 12, 2017

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Winnipeg Free Press

Loving Vincent is made up of visually lush, gorgeously coloured, constantly moving surfaces, but the narrative underneath remains awkward and static.

November 10, 2017

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San Diego Reader

There's lots of love (and loveliness) on display here: the color paintings are rendered after the manner of the modern master, and there's a stubborn refusal to either glamorize a suffering soul or demonize those who may have helped to seal his fate.

October 13, 2017

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Detroit News

It relies on forced exposition to push the story forward and often recalls bad dinner theater, and is certainly the least interesting way to tell van Gogh's tale.

October 13, 2017

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Chilango.com

A film that one can already guess is overwhelming... [Full review in Spanish]

November 09, 2017

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Cinemalogue.com

The effort might outweigh the impact in this unique tribute to Vincent van Gogh, but what an effort it is.

November 10, 2017

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Minneapolis Star Tribune

By adding hand drawing to every moment of the story, the team hoped to add an unusual dimension to the story. They did. It feels unforgivably gimmicky.

October 19, 2017

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