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Capote

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self-absorption - he barely looks up when Harper Lee, his closest friend, wins the Pulitzer for “To Kill A Mockingbird” (“Don’t see what all the fuss is about” he mumbles into his glass) - make him seem a caricature and barely contained within the membrane separating him from the world.

“Capote” draws extensively on the esteemed 1988 biography by Gerald Clark, and it is beautifully crafted by Dan Futterman and Bennett Miller.

The music almost painfully draws viewers in, a note slowly drawn then held for a breath, another note, then space.

Excellently cast and filmed with fear and yearning, and gratitude for the hope of being understood... all and more are revealed in this fascinating Academy Award nominated film.

Running time: 114 minutes. Rating: R some violent images and brief strong language.

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