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Loving Vincent-Can't wait to check this out!

I have been reading articles about this film for a little over two years and I can't wait to see the end result. I will confess that I am not an expert on art, but I can already tell that this is going to be something special. Loving Vincent is truly going to be a cinematic experience.

In a world where practically every film has some sort of CGI effect to it, Loving Vincent is taking a completely different approach. It's animated, but not in the usual way one might think. It uses the style in which it's titular character Vincent Van Gogh painted his paintings.

Each of the 65,000 frames was oil painted and was painted by over a hundred artists skilled in the replication of Van Gogh's style.

Awards season will be upon us very soon. I suspect that this might be one on the list. In the meantime check out the trailer below.


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