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For those who know and love Van Gogh's work, the effect is hypnotic, a translation of his vision into a new medium.

Jacques Audiard's film isn't intended as a replacement for Toback's wild-eyed and masterly [Fingers], but rather a deliberately assured take on the same material.

Romain Duris is excellent as the main character.

Joachim LaFosse's film builds, inexorably, to an ending that we know from the start is coming.

An unlikely, but highly effective, marriage of arthouse and mainstream sensibilities.

The drama of Julia's modern life quite simply can't compete with the history lesson that has gone before.

Phoenix gives his character more depth than such men are usually afforded but deliberately takes a back seat, allowing Reilly the dramatic lead role he has long deserved.

A good yarn well paced and well made.