A melancholy tale of a famed artist
This is another one of those movies that used to be on TV all the time when I was a kid that I haven’t seen since. I didn’t realize it was a John Huston movie until now. It focuses upon artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.<br /><br />The start of the movie tries to capture Paris in 1890 which inspired Lautrec specifically the night clubs with dancing and singing women with all the action, colors and sex appeal.<br /><br />It’s easy to see that Lautrec’s disability and the discrimination he faced because of it led him to align with the outcasts of society like dance hall girls, prostitutes, etc. He tells his mother that in one scene. Mixed in with that is Lautrec’s desire for love and his biting wit and insecurity which often got in his way. It makes him a tragic figure and someone you have sympathy for. It’s really very melancholy.
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