Documentary 'L'ombra di Goya' Explores the Artist's Deafness and Its Impact on His Work
The documentary 'L'ombra di Goya', directed by José Luis Lopez-Linares, premiered at the 75th Cannes Film Festival and will be screened in Italian cinemas on March 6, 7, and 8, 2023. The film examines how Goya's sudden deafness and the French Revolution influenced his painting, particularly his use of sign language gestures in works like the portrait of the Duchess of Alba. The late Jean-Claude Carrière, a longtime collaborator of Luis Buñuel, appears as a guide, sharing insights during a 10-day journey through Spain, from the Prado Museum to Goya's birthplace in Fuendetodos. The documentary is part of the 'Grande Arte al Cinema' series distributed by Nexo Digital, with media partners Radio Capital, Sky Arte, and MYmovies.it, in collaboration with Abbonamento Musei.
Key facts
- Documentary 'L'ombra di Goya' directed by José Luis Lopez-Linares
- Premiered at the 75th Cannes Film Festival
- Screened in Italian cinemas on March 6, 7, and 8, 2023
- Explores Goya's sudden deafness and its impact on his art
- Features Jean-Claude Carrière as a guide
- Carrière spent 10 days in Spain visiting locations tied to Goya
- Film distributed by Nexo Digital in Italy
- Media partners include Radio Capital, Sky Arte, and MYmovies.it
Entities
Artists
- Francisco de Goya
- Jean-Claude Carrière
- José Luis Lopez-Linares
- Luis Buñuel
- Margherita Bordino
- Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes
Institutions
- Nexo Digital
- Radio Capital
- Sky Arte
- MYmovies.it
- Abbonamento Musei
- Artribune
- Festival di Cannes
- Museo del Prado
- Cannes Film Festival
Locations
- Italy
- Spain
- Fuendetodos
- Saragozza
- Cannes
- Zaragoza
- Madrid
- Bordeaux
- France