In 1971, artist Francis Bacon (Derek Jacobi) is hailed as a genius
at a retrospective of his work in Paris. Meanwhile, his gay lover
George Dyer (Daniel Craig) lies dying from an overdose in their
hotel room. Dyer reflects on how he first met Bacon, while
attempting to burgle his house in 1964. The pair embarked on a
troublesome affair, with Dyer working as Bacon's model, but the
artist's emotional detachment, and his ever-present coterie of Soho
bohemians, place a further strain on the relationship. As a
consequence, Dyer turns to drink and drugs. Derek Jacobi won the
Evening Standard Best Actor award for his performance.
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Sat, 1 Oct 2022 | Review
by: Richard-John C.
An excellent film about the artist Francis Bacon; how he saw his world, and how he represented it in his paintings. Superb casting and superb performances.
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