Final Portrait | Official Trailer HD (2017)

FINAL PORTRAIT is the story of the touching and offbeat friendship between American writer and art-lover James Lord and Alberto Giacometti, as seen through Lord’s eyes and revealing unique insight into the beauty, frustration, profundity and sometimes the chaos of the artistic process. Set in 1964, while on a short trip to Paris, Lord is asked by his friend, Giacometti, to sit for a portrait. The process, promises Giacometti, will take only a few days and so Lord agrees - ultimately wondering “how much longer can it go on like this?”
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[@coolcattigger]

Bought this on dvd at discounted price, and watched it - it’s like I’m watching the two different characters develop in their own way: Rush in his eccentric way of striving for his accomplishment, and Hammer in his trying way to hold his patience and nerve for how long he can sit in for. The two differences bounce off each other perfectly. And I’m normally picky about what I watch.

[@stonew1927]

James Lord was a great writer with an expansive vocabulary. He deserves recognition as well, especially since this movie is based on one of his books about Giacometti.

[@gpeddino]

Great cast, interesting plot. Also, directed by Tucci, who is himself a great actor. I'm sold.

[@ZupoFarol]

Wow, after this movie I started to love the artist Giacometti ! Grateful

[@villanelle9528]

god , Armie's voice is so asmr ;))

[@mannymarc24]

Sylvie Testud! Magnificent 👌💥💚💚💚💚💚

[@rickovsky980]

Sound in fancy movies are manipulated well

[@skyejacques]

Agreed. He does audiobooks too.

[@sheilalaffey879]

love this film -- seeing the impulsiveness of creativity and also the edgy unstable camerawork fits perfectly with the chaotic nature of the artist's process. Oh, and both major actors are wonderful! I'd love to see more fine films like this on creative artist. I read it is based on memoir but have to find out whose - James Lord's I guess.

[@catty_froggy]

Armie Hammer 😍😍

[@elisabethgrill4395]

I love this actor from Call me by your Name !

[@tiatemjentzudir4998]

An incredible movie and yes definitely for the artist who understands what an artist is

[@andrewross9732]

i will love to see this movie, I'm a big fan of biographical movies about artist and musicians

[@dollface6104]

Oliver's life after Elio

[@charliepark1]

It couldn’t be, it was set before they even met.

[@johnny_ca]

dollface haha

[@anni5111]

Stop

[@amandajtycer2887]

I am also my worst critic... Nothing is EVER EVER perfect and it is hell sometimes.

[@GUnSNRoSeSrOcKzz]

Exactly, except it is hell all the time. art is struggle as life is. more power to u

[@TheStockwell]

That's a hard part of the creative process - acknowledging you're at a point where you have to decide whether something is finished or not. 🤔

[@orla1757]

HAMMER TIME

[@TheDefeatest]

man does he ever look like Giacometti

[@user-ms4fs3vk2h]

1:56, 2:00 - it would be great mix!:))))

[@dan_ulduzu]

Who knows the name of the great statue that he first touched with his hand?

[@edzyoutubehub]

1:43 Sylvie Testud looks like Saoirse Ronan dafug

[@dianacalleros8740]

Where do I find this movie!?!!?

[@davidortega3825]

I hope this movies fucking good!!

[@xomac8001]

INTERESTING

[@sweettea735]

is that the reference to the prodigy girl who played b flat?

[@aldanafarina8554]

Armando martillo💖💖😂

[@malina6947]

What's the first song?

[@neonerfilms]

Wait is it a comedy or a drama? Choose please.

[@coolcatstudios3665]

Looks more like the latter to me.

[@neonerfilms]

Cool Cat Studios hope so

[@elisabethgrill4395]

E&Entertainment Idk either 😂

[@cinemasorcery4540]

Why can't it be both?

[@neonerfilms]

Cinema Sorcery It can but, from the trailer it looks kinda unbalanced

[@AlexanderVerney-Elliott-ep7dw]

Peppiatt stated: "I didn't dare go and knock." But why not? Why couldn't Peppiatt just go and knock on Giacometti's door and talk to him? I was looking at my most recent sculptures and it was obvious thatt hey were far superior to the sculptures of Giacometti which are so embarrassingly bad, and no one really likes them, but art critics have to pretend to becuase they are obliged to just as they pretend to like de Kooning because they are obliged to. I am still waiting for Peppiatt to knock on my door but I don't think he dare knock: but it is his loss, not mine.

[@batzeth]

Is it good?

[@anatolijsvec2117]

can someone recommend me movies similar to this one?

[@1mmafrka]

Pollock (2000)

[@markan032]

Необичан филм...

[@enriquerico4389]

Stupid comedy music does not fit the actual movie.