Portrait of a tortured and eccentric artist
If you want to find out about the tortured eccentric soul of an artist then Final Portrait is for you. The movie is a look at sculptor and painter Alberto Giacometti/Geoffrey Rush in 1960s Paris through the eyes of American art writer James Lord/Armie Hammer. The title comes from Hammer sitting for a portrait painting by Rush which takes days and days because of Rush’s crazed method. One moment he wants to work, the next he’s cussing out the painting and wants to go eat. Along the way we see Rush’s love life, his brother, and Hammer’s frustration with Rush’s process. There are light moments, funny ones and then serious moments. It really gives you a fictionalized version of how artists can be.
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