Ever need a change of scenery? Well, French post-Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin (Vincent Cassel) did. And boy did he get it. As an innovator of modern art with his use of bold color and distorted proportions, Gauguin was well-known in Paris, but bored and uninspired. So, leaving his wife and children behind, he travels all the way to the extraordinarily colorful Tahiti, where he catches his own food and paints to his heart’s content. He eventually travels deep into the Tahitian jungle, where he meets Tehura (Tuhei Adams). Although decades younger than Gauguin, she becomes his student and muse. The film is based on Gauguin’s travel journal, Noa Noa, which he wrote during his first visit to Tahiti (1891-1893). Directed by Edouard Deluc (Welcome to Argentina) and written by Deluc, Etienne Coma, Thomas Lilti and Sarah Kaminsky based on the author’s journal. Also starring Malik Zidi and Pernille Bergendorff.