The Painter and the Thief can’t connect dots of odd friendship


The unique thing about documentaries is that they can sometimes turn out much differently than the films their makers intended to produce. When you turn your lens on real people, nothing can be certain, and an initial idea can morph into something the barely resembles what was thought up in the beginning. The Painter and the Thief essentially joins a story already in progress, after artist Barbora Kysilkova had two of her most prized paintings…

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