Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus

Awesomely sensual...I have a new love of my life and it is Robert Downey Jr! Even with all that hair he was sexy.... Full review

I thought Fur was wonderful. One of the most beautiful movies I have seen in a long time. Downy and Kidman were great.... Full review

Any instance in which a filmmaker attempts to blend ideas of fact with fiction - especially when that particular fact is fairly well known and tied to an iconic historical figure - they're going to have problems in maintaining a... Full review

In 1958, in New York City, the upper class Diane Arbus (Nicole Kidman) is a frustrated and lonely woman with a conventional marriage with two daughters. Her husband is a photographer sponsored by the wealthy parents of Diane, and she... Full review

Despite the reviews this is a fabulous film. Robert Downey was great to watch. The art direction was incredible. Something to delight the senses. The attention to details and the overall look of this film was worth seeing. Please ignore the... Full review

This interesting mistake of a tribute to noted photographer Arbus would like to charm us with it's eccentricity and romanticize with unhinged love, but usually (and literally) drowns in pretension instead. This "imaginary portrait" is taken quite liberally, and a... Full review

I would be delighted if the Arbus estate, after having seen this film, commission a film called "The True Life of Diane Arbus" with an ending in the same vein as the film portrait of Sylvia Plath.My feeling, and it... Full review

In order to enjoy 'Fur - An imaginary portrait of Diane Arbus,' Stephen Shainberg needs the viewer to suspend all reality and prior knowledge of the American photographer, Diane Arbus. Paradoxically, it's the very use of Diane Arbus' name and... Full review

In order to enjoy 'Fur - An imaginary portrait of Diane Arbus,' Stephen Shainberg needs the viewer to suspend all reality and prior knowledge of the American photographer, Diane Arbus. Paradoxically, it's the very use of Diane Arbus' name and knowledge... Full review

Had I taken to heart what the movie reviewer in my local paper had written about this film (and his 2.5 star rating) -- I would not have gone. Fortunately, I checked out IMDb and read that someone had compared... Full review

Directed by Steven Shainberg (who directed the exceptional SECRETARY), FUR is an erotic film in desire in the most peculiar way (just like that of SECRETARY).....it overcomes the shortcomings of the script..... ... Full Review

Directed by Steven Shainberg (who directed the exceptional SECRETARY), FUR is an erotic film in desire in the most peculiar way (just like that of SECRETARY).....it overcomes the shortcomings of the script..... ... Full Review

It has the potential to reverberate in our memory with its well crafted mood, with Diane's gradual metamorphosis and with the strange, melancholy demi-monde from which Lionel comes. On the other hand, the film is so complete as a single vision, and the performances so acute, that the film must be considered an artistic success. ... Full Review

But every so often an art film seeps through the cracks, usually because some glossy-eyed actress wants to prove shes intelligent. Sip from teacup) Diane begins a perverse (but beautiful) romance with Lionel, and he introduces her to the people and things shes been urging to see. ... Full Review

Like his subject, pioneering photographer Diane Arbus, director Steven Shainberg relishes the dirty little secrets that arguably make us human. The rest is fairytale - Nicole Kidman in an adult version of Alice Through The Looking Glass - and while not entirely convincing, it is engaging. ... Full Review

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