O Leonardo Perdido

Título original: The Lost Leonardo

2021
12
1 h 36 min

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THE LOST LEONARDO tells the inside story behind the Salvator Mundi, the most expensive painting ever sold at $450 million, claimed to be a long-lost masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci. From the moment it is purchased from a shady New Orleans auction house, and its buyers discover masterful brushstrokes beneath its cheap restoration, the fate of the Salvator Mundi is driven by an insatiable quest for fame, money and power. But as its price soars, so do questions about its authenticity. Is this multi-million dollar painting actually by Leonardo – or do certain power players simply want it to be?

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Documentário Mistério Suspense – Mistério

O mistério em torno do Salvator Mundi, o primeiro quadro de Leonardo da Vinci a ser descoberto em mais de um século, que agora parece ter desaparecido.O mistério em torno do Salvator Mundi, o primeiro quadro de Leonardo da Vinci a ser descoberto em mais de um século, que agora parece ter desaparecido.O mistério em torno do Salvator Mundi, o primeiro quadro de Leonardo da Vinci a ser descoberto em mais de um século, que agora parece ter desaparecido.

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7,5/10

3,1 mil

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Dianne Dwyer Modestini

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Martin Kemp

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Doug Patteson

Self - Former CIA Officer

Jerry Saltz

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Georgina Adam

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David Kirkpatrick

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Robert K. Wittman

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Morten Bjørn

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Vincent Delieuvin

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Bruce Lamarche

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Frank Zöllner

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Didier Rykner

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Kenny Schacter

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Luke Syson

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Dmitry Rybolovlev

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Antoine Harari

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Ashok Roy

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9claytons-247-235960

Outstanding documentary

I see a couple of other reviewers above have commented that this story is 'incomplete' or doesn't give us all the answers. How could it? Whether the painting is genuine is still uncertain.

What it does do, extremely well, is tell a fascinating story. Part 1 is about the painting's restoration and appraisal, Part 2 about its sale. But then there's a Part 3!

Finally, unlike so many films, it's the right length - not overlong.

9Valid_ID

Revealing, informative documentary

This documentary is less about whether or not "Salvator Mundi" is by Leonardo da Vinci, and more about the shady ways the mega-rich use art as investments, to transport currency, as tax havens, and as political capital.

Sadly, none of these super rich people lose money in opaque transactions. The crooks who started it all made 83 million USD. The incompetent curator from the National Gallery in London didn't lose his job after lying about the painting being authenticated, and certainly retained his bribe. The ruthless Russian oligarch not only didn't lose money, as expected, but almost quadrupled it from 120 mil USD to 450 mil USD.

It's frustrating and disheartening to see the insatiable greed of those who have more than they know what to do with, but I am glad I watched this documentary, and learned something.

9jishubd

Based on a Dan Brown novel?

Documentary movie making at its best. The director & the writers did an amazing job in making such thrilling documentary. Drama, mystery, thriller, suspense all mixed in perfect proportion to make interesting & captivating from beginning to end. Well done.

9MarkKnudson

A fascinating and true story

The film does a great job of telling this amazing story in step by step detail. The interviews with the collectors and investors involved are intricately woven as we climb through this journey from obscurity to verification of the paintings authenticity, then the arguments pro and con and finally to the unbelievable final sale of the painting. I recommend this film for anyone interested in art.

usajeff7

Outstanding documentary

History, intrigue, international politics, gorgeous art work and lots and lots of money are the ingredients for a fascinating tale well told.

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Leonardo DiCaprio was named after Leonardo da Vinci. According to DiCaprio's parents, they were looking at a da Vinci painting in Italy when his mother first felt him kick. They took it as a sign and decided to name him after the Renaissance artist.