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Xul
A documentary that traces the life and inexhaustible work of Xul Solar. Through interviews and an exceptional archive, it delves into the universe of this painter, astrologer, musician, inventor, and visionary.
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A documentary that traces the life and inexhaustible work of Xul Solar. Through interviews and an exceptional archive, it delves into the universe of this painter, astrologer, musician, inventor, and visionary.
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Written By:Cristián Costantini
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Mecenazgo Cultural
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