The Letters of Vincent van Gogh (Penguin Classics)
This thorough collection of van Gogh’s letters has been assembled with an artful eye and sensitivity to the artist’s thinking. The result is an atypical take on Vincent van Gogh that avoids putting too much stress on his troubled mental state and too much straining by the editor to shape a narrative out of van Gogh’s epistolary clues. Instead, we see the thoughtful and contemplative side of this creative genius, as well as his concern for the impact his art and life had on those people closest to him.

Customer Review: intimate look into the artistic process
this collection of van gogh’s letters to his brother Theo both captivated me and broke my heart. Such an intimate look into the vulnerability of the artistic soul. Those who appreciate the artistic process will love this collection of letters. You don’t need to be an admirer of Van Gogh’s to appreciate this; but you will walk away admiring the man behind the sunflowers.

Customer Review: The greatest letters ever written by an artist
Van Gogh is a tremendously powerful letter- writer. In these letters mostly written to his brother we see a great , suffering , soul, a devoted artist tormented and striving. This may all sound like ‘cliche’ but Van Gogh is perhaps the most conspicuous example of the cliche of the suffering , rejected in- his- life artist who knows great recognition only after death.

Van Gogh is a person of great intelligence, and of a very strong conscience. There are no greater letters I think ever written by an artist.And while they may be filled with a troubled and agonized spirit they too have a great richness of feeling and appreciation of life.

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Customer Review: Estupendo!
I love this woman’s voice! Este CD estuvo excelente. Lo escucho cuando manejo al trabajo y me despierta y estoy bailando en el carro. Muy buen CD!
Customer Review: Another Great Collection from one of Spain’s best Pop/Rock Bands!
This album is stunning! The songs are once again, catchy, clever, literate, romantic and often funny. The arrangements on this album are even more elaborate and innovative than in their previous effort. I swear this band just keeps getting better! The vocal harmonies are as lovely as they have ever been; the lead singer’s voice is amazing, strong, beautiful and sexy! The Beatles influence is still there, and the songs are very well crafted, yet sound very different from the previous album. The first three singles are outstanding; “20 de Enero” (”20th January”), “Puedes Contar Conmigo” (”You Can Count On Me”) and “Rosas” (”Roses”), but the rest of the songs are just as good. This album (and its predecessor “El Viaje De Copperpot”) is one of those albums where every song is very very good. This one of the Best, if not THE BEST Spanish Pop/Rock Band in the world!! I refer to their music as “Pop/Rock” for two reasons; the “rock” more than most “pop” bands and their songs have a complex struture that reveals craftmanship. This is not your average pop band!! These guys and gal actually write their own songs and play instruments; they don’t just sing. This band is a real treat and a rarity amongst all the crap that passes for music in the Spanish Pop world today. I heard they just put out a new album. Can’t wait to hear it!!
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This Fine Art Necktie was inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night. Each tie is Hand made from 100% Silk. Imported
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Vincent Van Gogh: Sunflowers and Swirly Stars (Smart About Art)
“Brad” explores the ups and downs of van Gogh’s life and art in this colorful report, featuring Brad’s funny cartoons alongside reproductions of classic paintings like Starry Night.

Customer Review: The “Smart About…” series of books are wonderful
My 5, 6 and 8 yr old kids are entranced when I read them the Smart About Art books. After reading one, I came back to Amazon and ordered as many as I could.

They are written as a student would write a book report, but are humorous, touching and extremely informative with plenty of examples of the artists’ work. I attended Art School 20+ years ago and it was a refresher course for me as well. It includes background/personal info about the artist, but only as much as a child can comprehend and as it pertains to his art. These books have just the right amount of info on the artists and their work.

I wanted to share the world of art with my kids. Though my youngest two still use coloring books and my oldest reads chapter books without illustrations, these Smart About Art picture books are the perfect mix where they all can gain something from them–this series is neither too young nor too advanced.

After years of reading picture books, my kids often ask “can that really happen?” or “is that person real?” I wanted a break from the imaginative world of children’s lit and now I’m happy to finally answer “Yes, this person really existed, this really happened!” after reading the Smart About Art books.

Customer Review: Great intro to the artist
My five year old was so inspired reading this that she went to the basement and proceeded to make her own copies of his works. It is nice and simple, but with a decent amount of info and great pics.

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Ever feel like lopping off an ear? Now you don’t have to! Your coffee cup can make the sacrafice for you! This heat-activated mug features a slightly altered version of Van Gogh’s self portrait… just add coffee or any hot liquid and watch his hear vanish! (Click for larger image to see it happen here before your eyes!)
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Vincent Van Gogh, Painted with Words: The Letters to Emile Bernard
This important, groundbreaking publication contains the illustrated letters between two great modern artists–Vincent van Gogh and ?mile Bernard. The original letters were previously in private hands and have not been seen for approximately seventy years. Here they are published in association with the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and an exhibit at The Morgan Library & Museum in New York. In addition to the letters, the book also includes paintings, photographs, and drawings by both artists, as well as works by artists of the period, such as Paul Gauguin and Jean-Fran?ois Millet. These letters, written between 1887 and 1889, are among the most important and relevant sources of insight into van Gogh’s life and art. They bridge the time when van Gogh was living and working in Paris, where he painted most of his self-portraits (mainly because he was unable to afford models), to the small town of Arles, in Provence. Here he adopted new types of compositions and developed new ideas about color–all of which he describes in detail in letters to his friend and fellow painter Bernard. Only a year later, in July 1890, van Gogh died, at the age of thirty-seven. The authors have carefully placed each letter in context of relevant events and have written authoritative commentaries on the content of the letters.

Customer Review: A life examined in a new light
As a writer, I found this book very much of a revelation. Why? Simply put, Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853-1890) was a prolific writer of letters. He wrote hundreds of brilliant letters to fellow artists, friends and his brother, Theo. Much of a persons character, thoughts, likes and dislikes, loves and hates, fears and loneliness can be found in letters. Both the darkness and the light of the soul come through in personal letters as they are often inner directed as much as directed to the receiver.

Many of these letters tell the story of life. They give us a glimpse of the ideas behind his art. They seem to prove that he was very much in his right mind and that he was not suffering from any sort of mental disability as some have thought.

The letters written to the French painter, Emile Bernard (1868-1941), who was twenty-years-old in 1888, are of great significance. In these, the artists share ideas when van Gogh was working in Arles in the South of France.

This is a very fine work. It’s interesting reading and seems to bring the characters to life.

Highly recommended.

- Susanna K. Hutcheson

Customer Review: A VOLUME TO BE READ, REREAD, AND TREASURED
A friend of many Impressionists, Vincent van Gogh stands alone among artists, beloved, admired and respected by millions. While many of his paintings are familiar to us, this beautiful volume offers insights into his thinking, his cretaive process, and his life. The letters presented herein were written between December 1887 and November 1889 to his younger friend and colleague, Emile Bernard. These epistles are priceless as they focus to a great extent on artistic questions and, at the same time reveal a man blessed with a unique style and plagued by doubts.

Letters in this volume are numbered from 1 to 22. Facsimiles of all are presented. With these we are privy to the artist’s apparent disregard for apostrophes and his cavalier use of capital letters. A joy and privilege to see the writing in his own script, complete with drawings and crossed out words.

Following the facsimiles one finds the letters printed in the original French along with transcriptions. Also included are generous full color reproductions of paintings by van Gogh and Bernard, many of which are discussed in the epistles as van Gogh both criticized and praised the younger artist. What comes through very clearly in the correspondence is the depth of friendship the two men shared.

Van Gogh’s last letter was written mere months before he took his own life.

Vincent van Gogh Painted with Words is a volume to be read, reread, studied, and treasured. It contributes immeasurably to our understanding of this troubled genius.

Highly recommended.

- Gail Cooke

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The Art-Pack celebrates the genius of the world’s greatest painters, from Michelangelo to Monet. The 54 MASTERPIECES on the face of the cards on this beautiful collector?s pack offer a unique introduction to WESTERN PAINTING, and will enliven every card game. The GREAT PAINTING features on these Playing Cards belong to the world?s finest public collections and museums. The superb photographic archive of “The Bridgeman Art Library? in London has made these faithful reproductions possible. Including Van Dick, Botticelli, Rousseau, Lawrence, Ingres, Murillo, Rubens, Rembrandt and More. Size: 63 x 88mm.
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The Art-Pack celebrates the genius of the world’s greatest painters, from Botticelli to Klimt. The 54 MASTERPIECES on the face of the cards on this beautiful collector?s pack offer a unique introduction to the “NUDE WESTERN PAINTING”, and will enliven every card game. Including: Nouy, Boucher, Goya, Ingres, Cranach,Titian, El Greco and More Size: 63 x 88mm.
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A great majority of Van Gogh’s works by which he is remembered were produced in 29 months of frenzied activity and intermittent bouts with epileptoid seizures and profound dispair that finally ended in suicide. This fine art necktie was inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s Night with Stars”. Each tie is hand made from 100% silk.”
Customer Review: These ties are great!
Love these ties, can’t wait to see the recipient’s face when they receive it-beautifully made!
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The Van Gogh Blues: The Creative Person’s Path Through Depression

Customer Review: Simple, profound and totally on the ball
The Van Gogh Blues by Eric Maisel is profoundly insightful and written in a style that offers respectful gentle support along with practical, hands-on instructions for handling the blues along with a good mix of supporting data for those who want to learn more. It’s a gentle, wise resource that should be at the top of the list of resources to share with anyone who gets depressed, at any level, whether they call themselves creative or not. Any thinking person can get depressed and the help in this book can be used by everyone.

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The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh vibrates with rockets of burning yellow while planets gyrate like cartwheels. The hills quake and heave, yet the cosmic gold fireworks that swirl against the dark sky are somehow restful. This adaptation of Van Gogh’s famous Starry Night painting features a stunning blue, fire orange and yellow color scheme on a hand made 100% silk necktie.
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The Baby Einstein Company’s “video board books” were designed as music-focused developmental tools to stimulate babies’ brains (prompted by research proving that exposure to classical melodies can improve verbal ability, spatial intelligence, creativity, and memory in youngsters). Now the company is expanding into other art forms, including color and art. The idea remains the same–taking bold, beautiful objects (toys, puppets, nature scenes) and setting them to fun renditions of classical music (their recordings are easily the best in the crowded field of child development). A new puppet–Vincent Van Goat–introduces the six primary colors and associates them with Van Gogh’s paintings–”The Starry Night” for blue, “Wheat Fields with Reaper” for yellow. The only misstep is the poetry written and read by creator Julie Aigner-Clark, which is strongly reminiscent of Dr. Seuss’s My Many Colored Days.

The company suggests the program is for toddlers between the ages of 1 and 4. Harsh sounds between segments–such as balloons popping and tires screeching–will draw the attention of youngsters but will probably render the video inappropriate for babes in arms. The video can be purchased by itself or with a beautifully produced 28-page book featuring Van Gogh’s paintings, screen shots from the video, and Clark’s poems. The combination set may be the best way to engage 3- and 4-year-olds’ interest; they can follow along in the text while watching the video. Music includes “The William Tell Overture,” “The Blue Danube,” “Bolero,” and Brahms’s “Lullaby.” The video also provides information on the cool toys seen in the ending “Toy Chest” segment. –Doug Thomas
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Customer Review: My baby loved it
My child at 4 months old watched this video on a trip to G-ma’s house (a 9 hour drive) Over that time he watched it 3 times (it’s about 20 minutes long). The first time through he would look at it and get excited occasionally but was not captivated. By the 3rd time he saw it, he was squealing with delight through the entire video.
Customer Review: World of Colors -
My 4.5 month old is watching this one and loves the fast paced music and the vivid colors. So far one of the best of eight that I have bought
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Masterpiece Mansion - Challenging Puzzles & Games Introduce You to Great Works of Art
Your only way out of this mysterious house is to solve the puzzles contained in each painting and sculpture. To escape, you’ll need to detect forgeries, unscramble mixed-up images, play musical chairs with paintings by arranging them in chronological order, hunt for the works of a particular artist or period, and play many more fun and challenging games and puzzles. Ultimately, you’ll leave the house, but you’ll take with you a greater appreciation for the world of art!
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Van Goghs Hair Cut - Barber Coffee Gift Basket is measuring 9×9x4. Contains 15oz mug, BONUS free set of 4 coasters, biscotti and 5 blends of gourmet coffee. French Vanilla, Kenya AA, Decaf Colombian Supremo, Chocolate and Italian Roast Espresso elegantly presented in our signature black planet coffee gift box. A very nice and thoughtful gift for any occasion.
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From the studio that created the best selling “Plasmaquarium” Aquarium DVD and “Plasmavironments” Fireplace DVD.

Turn any TV into a virtual work of art with the Plasma Window “Art Plasma II - Masters of Impressionism” DVD.

The “Masters of Impressionism” DVD features works from several of the world’s finest Impressionist masters.

Enjoy the paintings of Cezanne, Degas, Manet, Monet, Morisot, Pissaro, Renoir, Seurat, Sisley, Van Gogh and more as they alternate on your TV screen.

Select from a Classical music soundtrack featuring Bach and Chopin or a soothing Relaxation soundtrack. The DVD is mastered in Dolby Digital Surround sound for the complete Home Theater experience.

Perfect for entertaining and relaxing, turn any room into a virtual art gallery. Each painting displays for two minutes before cycling to the next painting. The user can turn on or off informative subtitles which display the name of each work, the artist and year of creation. The DVD will loop indefinitely until the user presses stop.

The “Art Plasma II - Masters of Impressionism” DVD is a must have for any art enthusiast. Simple, easy to use menus will have you displaying the world’s most famous works of art in seconds.

The DVD is optimized for widescreen displays. Some works may appear with black bars on either side to preserve the original aspect ratio of each artist’s work.

It’s the ultimate design item for today’s modern home, and the perfect way to turn your high-end display into a rotating fine art gallery.
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Customer Review: From the co-producer of the Masters of Impressionism DVD
Yes, I am a producer of this fabulous project and also an owner of the DVD. I use the product frequently in my personal life, to entertain and relax, and felt the need to clear up any questions about this DVD. The “Masters of Impressionism” DVD is designed to fill that blank screen in the center of your living room with beautiful artwork from the world’s most renowned Impressionist artists. It also features the classical works of Bach and Chopin to set the aural mood for each piece. Each painting is transfered to the DVD from a high resolution scan which reproduces the artist’s work, in stunning fashion, on any widescreen TV. Plasma Window has been a pioneer in the art of using the television set as a virtual canvas to display beautiful paintings. So much so, that Plasma Window has been featured in dozens of the nation’s foremost publications and the “Masters of Impressionism” DVD was just featured as one of HGTV’s hottest new products on their hit show “I Want That!”. Some potential buyers may not understand the concept of using a standard movie length DVD as a virtual art screensaver for your TV. This DVD is not a documentary on Impressionist art, the period, or the artists. It is simply a unique product that lets you display the world’s finest art on your TV with a classical music soundtrack. Nothing more, nothing less. Enjoy the art! -Chris Gordon
Customer Review: Not Worth The Money
It has been a few years since I last wrote any product review on Amazon, but this product has compelled me to write a negative review. First, if you expect an abundance of great modernist paintings that would fully exploit the HD grandness that is PDP or LCD TV, FORGET IT. There is ONLY 30 shots. Next, utilizing a DVD with 4.7gb worth of storage for 30 photos and respective music, which comes to 30 songs, WITHOUT any manual function that you can control the photo/song setup is pretty devasting for a product of this price (currently at twenty five USD). Even DVD movies costing this much has far more entertaining functions such as director’s cuts etc. Where was all that money invested into? Getting the rights to store those arts in to a DVD? And without any manual control possible for the user, all possibly using far less space available on a DVD. Kinda maks you wonder if this money was better spent elsewhere. All in all, not worth the money I paid. Better leave my LCD TV blank, until a better solution to use that space. May be photos of your family burned on a DVD may be a better choice that this.
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Customer Review: Teacher’s friend
I use this DVD to introduce Vincent Van Gogh to my elementary students. This beautiful film holds their interest for a long period of time. An almost impossible task, as any teacher will tell you! This is a children’s drama, not a boring documentary. As such, I would classify it as historical fiction. Some of the film’s events are based on fact and some are fabricated. At any rate, the acting and cinematography are top notch. I only wish there were other dramatic films about artists by the same producer and of the same caliber. It also comes in VHS.
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The best film about Vincent Van Gogh is not one of the many biopics of the painter, but this stirring, ardent documentary. Forgoing a conventional biography’s and-then-he-cut-his-ear-off approach, the gifted Dutch-Australian director Paul Cox opts for pure evocation: he trails his camera through the places where Van Gogh walked, as though trying to dream his way into the artist’s mindset. Meanwhile, the beautiful voice of John Hurt reads from Vincent’s amazingly searching letters to his brother, Theo. (Hurt’s voice probably deserved an Oscar for this vocal-cord performance alone.) Van Gogh’s journey as struggling artist and tormented man of soul is thus made strangely direct–it will not only send you to see Vincent’s paintings but to locate a copy of his collected letters as well. Many film directors have grappled with this subject: Vincente Minnelli with Lust for Life, Robert Altman with Vincent & Theo, Maurice Pialat with Van Gogh. But the perpetually underappreciated Cox (Innocence) has trumped them with simplicity and sheer intensity of feeling. –Robert Horton
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Customer Review: Forgettable
I am an Art History teacher and an avid admirer of Vincent Van Gogh. This pseudo-documentary is visually uninteresting and seems more home-made than professional. The actor reading the Van Gogh letters has an irritating voice and a monotonal delivery. The score is un-musical and aimless. I am sorry, but I do not recommend this video to anyone for any reason.
Customer Review: Vincent
Documentarian Cox’s deceptively simple approach to penetrating the enigma of Vincent Van Gogh scores a direct hit. British actor Hurt’s weathered but still rich voice expertly conveys the artist’s building anguish without our needing facial expressions to pay it off. And Cox’s wildly imaginative mix of imagery which accompanies Hurt’s recitations help elevate this piece well above the standard run of PBS-type documentary work. “Vincent” is an absolute must for all us art-lovers.
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Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh Porcelain Night Light
Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh Porcelain Night LightThese illuminated artworks are so detailed, that they are sometimes mistaken for photographs. THE DARK AREA AT THE BASE OF THE NIGHT LIGHT IS JUST A SHADOW IN THE PICTURE. IT DOES NOT SHOW WHEN BEING USED. We have Porcelain in many products but the most popular Porcelain product is the plug-in Night Light. Our Night Lights are the perfect gift; reasonably priced & nicely gift boxed. We have many designs available as night lights, in a variety of themes. Most of our Night Lights are 3.5″ wide by 4.5″ tall.

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Vincent Van Gogh: A Self-Portrait in Art and Letters
Throughout his life, Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890) wrote hundreds of letters, many to his brother Theo. Theo acted as patron, agent, and sounding board to the artist whose life was fraught with poverty, a struggle for recognition, and alternating fits of madness and lucidity. Van Gogh also corresponded with other family members and fellow artists, including his dear friends Paul Gauguin and Emile Bernard. His letters, originally collected by Theo’s wife, Johanna, exhibit Van Gogh’s genius, his depth of observation, and his feelings in their most naked form.

In Vincent Van Gogh these letters have been excerpted, newly translated, and set side-by-side with more than 250 of his drawings and paintings. Van Gogh’s words and art illuminate each other and reveal a portrait of the artist as never seen before. The commentary of H. Anna Suh frames Van Gogh’s work and puts his art, letters, life, and struggles into rich context. The result is this timeless jewel of a collection, unlike any other Van Gogh book that has gone before.

Customer Review: Very nice
It is a pleasure to see Van Gogh’s original handwriting in his letters, accompanied by drawings and skecthes. Highly recommended.

Customer Review: A Super Van Gogh book
I was so pleased to find this book in the library and after readint it I had to own it. I have many Van Gogh books. This one is espeically interesting since the editor minimized her words on the first page of every chapter. The words after that are Van Gogh’s words taken from his letters to Theo and various others. I find it extremelly intersting to read what he wrote about his works as he did them. This is a terrific book.

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Mulberry Tree Framed Print by Van Gogh - 26.75×39″
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Chain of thefts from Zurich museums
February 17, 2008 — Thefts — Zurich — Apparently Swiss museums are not as resistant to robbers as the safes in the local banks.

Van Gogh Vanishing Ear Coffee Mug
Ever feel like lopping off an ear? Now you don’t have to! Your coffee cup can make the sacrafice for you! This heat-activated mug features a slightly altered version of Van Gogh’s self portrait… just add coffee or any hot liquid and watch his hear vanish! (Click for larger image to see it happen here before your eyes!)

Baby Einstein: Van Gogh’s World of Color (Baby Einstein Books)
Customer Review: Introduces kids to the art world
My 5 yo still loves this book! It introduces children to the beauty of Van Gogh’s paintings and teaches them to look for color variations in the paintings. I think it’s great, because there are many shades of each color, and this book goes beyond the typical colors of the rainbow. It teaches children to recognize the various hues & values of color. Also, I love the quotes by Van Gogh. If you love and appreciate this artist, you will love sharing this book with your children. If you want a basic book about color try, What Makes a Rainbow? Each page has colored ribbon, which completes a rainbow at the end. It’s a fun book!

Customer Review: Pictures…not attractive
Very cultural but not attractive enough for my 2 yr old…colors are kind of dull. Baby Einstein has much better books than this one.

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PERFECT GIFT for art lovers!
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A White Knuckled Thriller Based on Actual Events

A dangerous game of cat and mouse has set into motion a chain of events that reveal a political conspiracy in the death of controversial Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn. Jim de Booy, a tabloid journalist, stumbles into an investigation that puts his life and the lives of friends and family at risk as he races to bring the truth to light. Based upon the book by Tomas Ross.

“A political thriller shot in a flashy, frenetic fashion reminiscent of Michael Mann’s TV cop dramas.” - The Guardian

“van Gogh’s dramatic recreation is remarkably even-handed: a daring, white-knuckled thriller” - Toronto International Film Festival
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Customer Review: Essential to understand violence (including including Islamofascist terrorism) in European politics
This is an essential DVD for anyone who wants to understand the pressures of violence (including Islamofascist terrorism) on European politics. As time fades, fewer Americans remember the assassination of Pym Fortuyn during the Dutch election cycle of 2002. (Fortuyn is often described as a right-wing politician, but the facts that he was openly gay and that his concern was for the well-being of Dutch society seem to show the lie regarding his actual position on the political spectrum. Only if you make the assumption that his questioning of the Netherlands’ very liberal immigration policy would rouse nationalist fervor against all Arab/Moslem immigrants can you call him right wing - he thought that more controls were needed to not give haven to Islamic terrorists.) More of us remember the assassination of Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh which occurred in broad daylight while this film was being prepared for distribution. This DVD includes van Gogh’s film about Fortuyn’s murder, Theo’s personal video diaries during the filming and post-production period, and a Dutch TV documentary one year later dealing with Theo’s assassination and the lack of action by the police before, during, & after his murder. Interestingly, the same ineptitude/possible complicity of the Dutch autorities can be seen in both the film and the documentary. One even could wonder whether the assassinations of Fortuyn & van Gogh were orchestrated by the same group of politically connected persons in the police forces… As a political junkie of an international stripe, I found this entire presentation captivating.
Customer Review: Excellent, almost…
The film was excellent and riveting up to the resolution, which was weak. I assumed someone else gave it a final edit after Van Gogh’s murder, maybe not. In either the case, the end wasd too 60ish. But, overall, well worth the seeing.
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