Sky Arte premieres docu-film on Goya by José Luis López-Linares
Following the success of his documentary on Bosch, director José Luis López-Linares returns with 'L'ombra di Goya', a new docu-film on the Spanish painter Francisco Goya (1746–1828). The film airs on Sky Arte on Thursday, July 16. Co-written by Jean-Claude Carrière and Cristina Otero Roth, it features twelve experts from various disciplines, including artist Julian Schnabel. The documentary eschews a chronological approach, instead making temporal leaps across Goya's works to highlight conflicts and contradictions of his era. López-Linares describes his method as that of a sensitive archaeologist, aiming to 'dig a hole in Goya's Black Paintings to see what was behind them'.
Key facts
- Director José Luis López-Linares made a docu-film on Goya after his success with 'Bosch. Il giardino dei sogni'.
- The film is titled 'L’ombra di Goya'.
- It was co-written by Jean-Claude Carrière and Cristina Otero Roth.
- The docu-film features twelve specialists, including artist Julian Schnabel.
- It airs on Sky Arte on Thursday, July 16.
- The documentary avoids a chronological structure, making temporal jumps across Goya's works.
- López-Linares compares his approach to that of a sensitive archaeologist.
- Goya lived between 1746 and 1828.
Entities
Artists
- Francisco Goya
- José Luis López-Linares
- Jean-Claude Carrière
- Cristina Otero Roth
- Julian Schnabel
- Luis Buñuel
Institutions
- Sky Arte
- Artribune