Infamous

Less a parable of literary ethics than a showcase of literary personality, and it is in the end more touching than troubling. Full Review

It's a stellar cast, but you can't help but lament the bad timing. Full Review

Writer-director Douglas McGrath's boldest stroke is to impose a more overtly gay interpretation on a central relationship in which the attraction was generally supposed to be unspoken. Full Review

"Capote" is the more intellectual of the two films; Infamous is the more emotional. They exist to complement, not eclipse, one another. Full Review

The film benefits from three splendid performances: Toby Jones as Capote, an aggressively gay elf exuding a tosspot charm; Sandra Bullock as Nelle Harper Lee, a novelist who uses spoken words with quiet precision, and Daniel Craig as Perry, a deluded monster who is nonetheless forthright and strong. Full Review