Into Film Clubs
Into Film Clubs provide opportunities to watch, review and make films.
2005
109 minutes
Biopics, Crime, Drama
English
Writer Truman Capote was internationally renowned for his fine creative talents. He was a man equally capable of turning his hand to journalism, plays, novels or film scripts. But he was also a difficult man whose decision-making could be highly questionable - and both sides of his personality would come into play when he wrote a bestselling book about the murder of a family in rural Holcomb, Kansas. This is a fine portrait of someone for who the story was always the most important thing, and a fascinating glimpse of an early example of what we now know as celebrity culture.
This film contains violent images and one use of strong bad language.
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