The Chagall video builds a detailed atmosphere through interwoven interviews with the artist, narrated accounts of Marc Chagall's life, and studies of his most prominent work. This exemplary documentary holds nothing back in transporting viewers to into the reality of Marc Chagall and his work.
The Marc Chagall video on DVD or VHS intimately conveys a sense of finality through accounts of his life in Czarist controlled Russia and through the bulk of the 20th century. This exhaustive video follows Chagall further through the rabbit hole, from his time in Paris and his notorious stints in New York.
The video was completed a month after Chagall's death, making it one of the most self reflective and remarkable studies of his life and work available. It employs firsthand interviews with the artist and his peers matched against archival footage of his work.
Chagall is considered one of the dominating torchbearers of the modern Surrealist movement before it was even titled such. The video was directed by filmmaker Kim Evans and offers a sobering reflection of Chagall and his notoriety.
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