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The Last Vermeer (2019)

A soldier and member of the Dutch resistance investigates stolen art in the wake of the Second World War, including a Vermeer sold to the Nazis by a flamboyant forger.

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Mauro_Lanari 03 Mar 2021

(Mauro Lanari) A theological issue Friedkin's debut is cute and worth a watch, moreover quite often it offers ideas that can be taken as a pretext for a deeper reasoning. "Generated, not created", says the Nicene-Costaninopolitan Creed, and the more authors, artists, creatives in the history of humanity have reached peaks at the limit of the divine, the more they have recognized this limit. The multi-millennial prejudice that whoever creates shares something with the theomorphic condition insists on attributing to it a creatorial role and not, precisely, generative or self-generative (=aseity, "causa sui"). The incipit of the Bible is called "Genesis" even if it speaks of a creation (oops).

Barry Hertz 17 Nov 2020

Appropriately for a film about art forgery, every cast member in The Last Vermeer seems to be attempting their best impression of someone else.

LisaLR1 22 Nov 2020

"The Last Vermeer" paints an intelligent, intriguing picture of World War II involving art, Nazis and an unlikely Dutch hero. Dan Friedkin's directorial debut manages to deliver a thriller while offering instruction on the art of Johannes Vermeer. Guy Pearce stars and gives a work of art performance as the flamboyant Han van Meegeren, a Dutch painter, art dealer and enigma who became famous for selling a rare Vermeer to Hitler's second in command, Hermann Göring. This act led Meegeren to be tried in 1945 as a war criminal. Was he guilty of collaborating with the Nazis? Or, was he innocent and a hero to the Dutch people? Captain Joseph Piller, played by actor Claes Bang, is the former Dutch Resistance officer who believes Meegeren's innocence, helping and defending him in court. The screenplay, written by Mark Fergus & Hawk Ostby (writers of 2007's "First Snow," also starring Guy Pearce) & John Orloff, is based on an adaptation of Jonathan Lopez's, "The Man Who Made Vermeers.

Shaena Montanari 18 Nov 2020

Not just an enjoyable story to watch but an educational look into hidden history that seeks to show its never a good idea to paint anyone with a broad brush.

Ty Burr 18 Nov 2020

It’s handsomely filmed, well-acted, and hollower than it wants to be, with a mid-movie revelation that rearranges the moral stakes in ways that dampen the telling.