For centuries, Leonardo da Vinci has been portrayed as an isolated genius, extraordinary, distant, almost inhuman.
Leonardo WANTED reverses this perspective. The film approaches Leonardo’s life as an open case, examining the traces he left behind not only in his work, but in documents, testimonies, symbols, and personal choices.
Rather than focusing solely on masterpieces, the film investigates Leonardo’s upbringing, family relationships, emotional life, identity, working methods, and the social and cultural forces that shaped him.
By placing his creativity in direct dialogue with his personal history, the documentary seeks to understand how Leonardo lived, thought, loved, and created.