Vincent Van Gogh
Passionate biography of painter Vincent van Gogh, whose genius drove him mad. Biografía apasionada del pintor Vincent van Gogh, cuyo genio le volvió loco.
In Holland during the late 1880s, Vincent van Gogh fails his training to become an Evangelical priest, but upon pleading with the committee to put him to use, is assigned to the miserably poor coal-mining region of theBorinage in Belgium. En Holanda durante la década de 1880, Vincent van Gogh no su entrenamiento para convertirse en un sacerdote evangélico, pero al declararse con el comité para poner a usar, se asigna a la paupérrima región de minas de carbón del Borinage, en Bélgica. Although Vincent is not a stirring preacher, his eagerness to ameliorate his parishioners' suffering leads him to work alongside themin the filthy, dangerous mines. Aunque Vicente no es un predicador agitación, su afán de mejorar el sufrimiento de sus feligreses le lleva a trabajar con ellos en las minas de sucio, peligroso. After some months, the church reverends come to inspect Vincent's work and are horrified to discover that he has donated all of his possessions to the locals and is living in ascetic poverty. Después dealgunos meses, la iglesia reverendos venir a inspeccionar el trabajo de Vincent y se horroriza al descubrir que ha donado todos sus bienes a los lugareños y vive en la pobreza ascética. They strip him of his duties, but Vincent, who wants desperately "to be of use" in life and escape his past failures, remains nonetheless. Le tira de sus funciones, pero Vicente, que quiere desesperadamente "para serde utilidad" en la vida y escapar de sus errores del pasado, sigue siendo, no obstante. After he falls into a depression, however, he is rescued by his devoted brother Theo, who sends Vincent back to their family home in Holland. Después de que él cae en una depresión, sin embargo, es rescatado por su hermano Theo dedicado, que envía a Vicente de regreso a casa de la familia en Holanda. There,Vincent writes Theo passionate letters about the drawings he has undertaken, a new interest that keeps the volatile Vincent in good spirits, as it allows him a method of capturing "the poetry hidden in everyday images." Allí, Vicente escribe cartas a Theo pasión por los dibujos que ha realizado, un nuevo interés que mantiene la volatilidad de Vicente de buen humor, ya que le permite un método paracaptar "la poesía escondida en imágenes todos los días." Vincent's widowed cousin Kay moves in with the family for the summer, and although Vincent offends her by suggesting that one year is enough for her to mourn her late husband, her presence cheers him, and soon he falls in love. Viuda de Vicente primo Kay va a vivir con la familia para el verano, y aunque la ofende Vicente por lo que sugiere queun año es suficiente para ella para llorar su difunto esposo, sus gritos la presencia de él, y pronto se enamora. At the same time, he battles with his father Theodorus, a pastor, over Vincent's new concept of God as a being one can serve through love and art rather than just through formulaic ritual. Al mismo tiempo, él lucha con su padre, Teodoro, un pastor, sobre nuevo concepto de Vincent deDios como un ser puede servir a través del amor y el arte y no sólo a través del ritual fórmula. One day, Vincent confesses his love to Kay, after which she flees the house in aversion. Un día, Vincent le confiesa su amor a Kay, después de lo cual huye de la casa de la aversión. The infatuated Vincent follows her to her family home, where he holds his hand over a candle flame to prove his devotion,only to learn that Kay has said she is disgusted by him. El enamorado Vicente la sigue hasta su casa de la familia, donde tiene su mano sobre la llama de una vela para demostrar su devoción, sólo para saber que Kay ha dicho que siente repugnancia por él. In a nearby bar, Vincent meets another lonely, desperate soul, a prostitute named Christine, and the two turn to each other for support and...
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