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Milos Forman thinks 18th-century painter Francisco Goya is a ''totally amazing artist.'' And even though the 75-year-old director isn't keen on giving out details prematurely (''If you reveal the plot, you ruin the entertainment''), here's what we do know: This is not a biopic, work by the artist (Stellan Skarsgârd) is the backdrop for a larger message, and his muse is played by Natalie Portman. ''Goya was the most courageous coward because all of his courage is in his paintings,'' says Forman. ''What can I say? It's not a feel-good film, but a think-good film.'' And we think we feel good about that. (July 20)


Posted Apr 17, 2007 | Published in issue #931-932 Apr 27, 2007 | Order Article Reprints