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With Kevin Spacey, Faye Dunaway, Franco Nero, Robert Davi. A blind artist with the gift of creating true-to-life portraits rises to fame but later falls from grace, leading him on a journey to rediscover his dignity and escape the noisy world of media where imperfections are simply removed.
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- Drama
- Franco Nero
- 2023-03-02
The Man Who Drew God (Italian: L'uomo che disegnò Dio) is a 2022 drama film directed by Franco Nero and starring Nero, Kevin Spacey, and Faye Dunaway. It marks Spacey's first role after sexual misconduct allegations against him surfaced in 2017.
2022. L'uomo che disegnò Dio. Directed by Franco Nero. based on an incredibly true story. The rise and fall of a blind artist who has the extraordinary gift of making true-to-life portraits just by listening to human voices, and of becoming a TV-junk star.
- Franco Nero
- L'altro Film, Regione Piemonte
Mar 2, 2023 · Franco Nero, Kevin Spacey & Faye Dunaway. Release. Mar 2nd, 2023. The rise and fall of a blind artist who has the extraordinary gift of making true-to-life portraits just by listening to human voices, and of becoming a TV-junk star.
The Man Who Drew God. Original title: L'uomo che disegnò Dio. Inspired by a true story, the rise and fall of a blind artist who has the extraordinary gift of making true-to-life portraits just by listening to the human voice.
The rise and fall of a blind artist who has the extraordinary gift of making true-to-life portraits just by listening to human voices, and of becoming a TV-junk star. A fable on the need to rediscover the miraculous power of dignity in a world where media's noise has solved the problem of man's imperfection simply by removing the problem itself.
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Oct 5, 2021 · The Man Who Drew God (2021) The rise and fall of a blind artist who has the extraordinary gift of making true-to-life portraits just by listening to human voices, and of becoming a TV-junk...
