16 October 1988 History, Factual 50 mins
Scenes from Huston's "Moulin Rouge," archive footage of the original locations, a Lautrec exhibition at London's "Royal Academy" and interviews with artists, critics and collectors provide insights into the artist's life.
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United Kingdom 16 October 1988
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