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Evocation des amours peu conformes, pour son époque, de l'auteur du "Portrait de Dorian Gray", célèbre dans son pays avant d'avoir écrit une ligne par ses epigrammes et ses mots d'esprit. Après une liaison tumultueuse avec lord Alfred Douglas, alias Bosie, dont l'intelligence, la beauté et l'insolence le fascinaient, il est dénoncé comme sodomite par le marquis de Queensberry, le père de Bosie. L'écrivain, bien que passible de prison, refuse l'exil et décide courageusement de faire face en poursuivant le marquis pour calomnie.
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If you're not crying yet just a little fact that while Oscar was on his death bed, Robbie Ross was by his side the entire time, up until he passed 😭. To make things even worse, after Wilde's death he published his unpublished works, and was taking down everyone publishing Oscar's works ilegally, taking care of him and his legacy even after death. The movie was really well done in my opinion. Personally I don't think Alfred ever loved Oscar. Wilde loved Bosie very much though, it's really sad honestly. I'm really sorry for Robbie though, not only was he blaming himself for the emprisonment of Wilde, but he was in love with him the entire time, and had to endure Alfred using Oscar (which Oscar didn't seem to get/mind even though Ross talked to him about it). Grest movie about a great author.
if someone is interested in Wilde's life, this movie is probably a good begining. Concise, well produced and unique. Robbie's character is loyal.