2018 | Color | 82:00 A poetic documentary profile of Colombian artist Fernando Botero. Featuring unprecedented access, the film is a behind-the-scenes chronicle of the life and art of this intensely private 86-year-old painter and sculptor. Viewers will be inspired as they see Botero’s commitment to a unique artistic vision and his rise from provincial Colombia to become “the Maestro”: the world’s most recognized living artist. Direction: Millar; Don Script: Hart Snider, Don Millar Production: Joe Tucker, Eric Hogan, Lina Botero Zea Photography: Joe Tucker, Johan Legraie Music: David Bertok Art direction: Don Millar Participation year at FICM: 2018
2018 | Color | 82:00 A poetic documentary profile of Colombian artist Fernando Botero. Featuring unprecedented access, the film is a behind-the-scenes chronicle of the life and art of this intensely private 86-year-old painter and sculptor. Viewers will be inspired as they see Botero’s commitment to a unique artistic vision and his rise from provincial Colombia to become “the Maestro”: the world’s most recognized living artist. Direction: Millar; Don Script: Hart Snider, Don Millar Production: Joe Tucker, Eric Hogan, Lina Botero Zea Photography: Joe Tucker, Johan Legraie Music: David Bertok Art direction: Don Millar Participation year at FICM: 2018
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