The Life of Andy Warhol (documentary – part one)

First part of the documentary. Andy Warhol begins by diving deep into his impoverished upbringing in 1930s and 1940s Pittsburgh, taking a rare look behind the facade of one of the most famous Pop Art celebrities in history.

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This often captivating and deeply moving portrait then examines his early days as a commercial artist from the 1950s to the 1960s, when he produced his famous Pop screen prints (including the famous Campbell's soup cans) and his iconic "repetitive" celebrity portraits » – an artistic approach. expression that would launch him straight into the world he so desperately dreamed of. Through interviews with numerous confidants, as well as a selection of rare photos and film footage, the documentary paints a portrait of a wildly uncertain man, who found grace in the imperfect and redefined along the way our way of thinking about art and culture.

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