There Are No Fakes (2019)

I actually went to this movie by accident, getting my dates mixed up. A seemingly small story about forgery in the art world (what else is new) but one that focuses on a renowned indigenous artist who emerged from the morass of a difficult early life to produce some of the finest art of its kind, but then fell back and was seemingly taken advantage of by several small but unscrupulous characters. The authenticity of Norval Morrisseau paintings represents one of the sad chapters in the exploitation of Canadian aboriginals. This page has there are no fakes 2019, watch online, there are no fakes 2019 free download, full movie hd.

At first I was a bit confused where is the film going and how are all these people connected to the big picture but later it started to become more clear. More than the original art itself the film focuses on crimes that some people close to the artist committed. The makers of the film have done very thorough job in interviewing a lot of different people and collected a lot of clues to put together the difficult puzzle where a lot of lies and half-truths are against each other. Filmxy has There Are No Fakes (2019) Online Full Movie, There Are No Fakes (2019) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: Amanda Dalby, Douglas E. Davidson, Sienna Demers.

The documentary exposes the methods the forgery ring employed to saturate the market. The film is balanced given the trial judge’ finding that forged paintings existed. I particularly appreciated the evidence of the aboriginal witnesses in Thunder Bay. A great story by itself, but the emergence half way through of another person’s story made this a riveting documentary. I can’t recommend this enough, and was glad I couldn’t read the rep theatre schedule properly. “There Are No Fakes” is a shocking and revealing film that will have you pinned to your seat for two hours. . In this documentary, a painting, apparently the work of an iconic Native artist, leads a musician who buys it into the tragic, brutal world of an art forgery ring in Canada. . From it’s opening moments, “There Are No Fakes” dives into an underground world of art forgery that is filled with twists and turns. Director Jamie Kastner’s approach to his documentary is like a heist-like thriller, which enthrals you throughout. A superb and fascinating look at the biggest Canadian art fraud in history. . Be sure to see this film. . Follow @snobreviews for more reviews! I actually went to this movie by accident, getting my dates mixed up. A seemingly small story about forgery in the art world (what else is new) but one that focuses on a renowned indigenous artist who emerged from the morass of a difficult early life to produce some of the finest art of its kind, but then fell back and was seemingly taken advantage of by several small but unscrupulous characters. The authenticity of Norval Morrisseau paintings represents one of the sad chapters in the exploitation of Canadian aboriginals. At first I was a bit confused where is the film going and how are all these people connected to the big picture but later it started to become more clear. More than the original art itself the film focuses on crimes that some people close to the artist committed. The makers of the film have done very thorough job in interviewing a lot of different people and collected a lot of clues to put together the difficult puzzle where a lot of lies and half-truths are against each other.