PLANEE JANE: AMAZING MOVIE:Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus

Nicole Kidman starring in this very artsy very amazingly trippy movie titled "Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus" and I have to say myself that the directing is amazing as long as the story of the movie itself. Directed by Steven Shainberg written by Erin Cressida Wilson (the screenplay). Basically in a nutshell its about iconic American photographer Diane Arbus, who was known for her strange, disturbing images. But as the title of the movie implies, the film is a fictional account rather than an accurate biography. I love Nicole Kidman in this movie throughout the whole movie her character truly finds herself in what she wants to do in life. When I watch movies like this that really pay attention and respect to detail I really focus on the art as well as the story line in the movie and also into the characters. I noticed that one of Nicole Kidmans eyes one is bluer that the other one I think the left one is slightly bluer. Not to say that the director wanted that I was just my own personal observation in Nicole Kidman herself.

But if you ever watch the movie actually look into the detail into the furniture, the surroundings Bascially the set directing because as I was watching Its like it was set in the 1950s like the clothes was but once the characters stepped outside of the home it was modern day New York and It was 'trippy' like it will trip you out and take a while for you to understand the setting of the movie

Robert Downey Jr. also played an amazing role "Lionel Sweeney" which I thought was amazing! even though he was a "wereman" (look it up) his character still had this charm and weirdness to him that, that didn't even matter what he looked like it was his personality that you will really look at in the film (well atleast I did) and I fell inlove with him

THIS FILM REALLY HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH ACTUAL HARMING OF ANIMALS FUR BUT IF YOU WATCH THE MOVIE TO THE ENDING YOU WILL GET THE TITLE OF IT.