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The               fictional               biopic               of               iconic               photographer               Diane               Arbus,               Fur,               starring               Nicole               Kidman               and               Robert               Downey               Jr.,               could've               been               a               tragic               freak               show.

Thankfully               under               the               guiding               hands               of               director               Steven               Shainberg               and               screenwriter               Erin               Cressida               Wilson               (returning               from               their               collaboration               on               Secretary)               it               transcends               dull               biographical               cinema               into               a               highly               imaginative               portrait.

Arbus,               the               artist,               is               acclaimed               the               world               over,               as               the               opening               statement               of               the               film               proclaims,               she               changed               the               face               of               20th               century               photography.

Even               people               who               don't               know               her               name               have               probably               seen               her               photographs               or               witnessed               her               influence               somewhere               in               art.

There               is               definite               rumor               about               Nicole               Kidman's               portrayal               of               Arbus               contending               for               the               2007               Best               Actress               Oscar.

The               producers               of               the               film               must               have               foreseen               this,               picking               the               prime               Oscar               release               month               to               get               performances               fresh               in               critics'               minds.

Robert               Downey               Jr.

could               very               well               be               nominated               for               Best               Actor               in               a               Supporting               Role               for               his               part               as               Arbus'               hairy               neighbor               Lionel.

Not               to               mention               a               possible               best               screenplay               nomination               and               one               for               Art               Direction               (Set               Design).

The               visual               brilliance               of               the               film               resonates               into               the               collaborative               efforts               of               Shainberg               and               Wilson,               as               art               director               Nick               Ralbovsky               also               worked               on               Secretary,               as               did               production               designer               Amy               Danger.

The               surroundings               of               the               film               unravel               from               the               plush               Easter               egg               colors               of               1950s               décor               into               the               grungy               pleasantries               later               seen               in               Arbus'               work.

This               production               design               follows               thematically               the               unmasking               of               realities               within               Arbus'               character               and               her               neighborly               love               affair               with               Lionel.
               It               seems               art,               especially               cinema               is               destine               to               forever               implant               the               Alice               in               Wonderland               motif               whenever               a               character               traverses               their               inner               sanctum               of               realty.

Fur               lays               the               motif               on               thick,               from               Kidman's               girlish               blue               dress,               peaking               through               little               doorways               of               the               subconscious,               to               white               rabbits               and               tea               parties.

The               character               of               Lionel               also               takes               on               fairy               tale               proportions               with               his               strange               condition               of               excessive               hair               growth.

He               embodies               the               gateway               to               Arbus'               artistic               journey,               and               fittingly               owns               a               pet               white               rabbit,               but               his               furry               presence               also               characterizes               a               beast               to               Arbus'               beauty.

He               eases               Arbus               into               her               career               long               love               affair               of,               affectionately               dubbed,               freaks               of               which               she               once               said,               "Most               people               go               through               life               dreading               they'll               have               a               traumatic               experience.

Freaks               were               born               with               their               trauma.

They've               already               passed               their               test               in               life.

They're               aristocrats."
               It               is               through               her               passionate               relationship               with               Lionel               that               Arbus               learns               a               valuable               lesson               before               embarking               on               her               path;               to               not               let               the               camera               come               between               her               and               her               subjects.

Lionel               escorts               her               around               to               his               circus-like               acquaintances               and               plays               sensual               mind               games               with               her               before               allowing               the               first               flash               of               the               camera.

(Warning:               Spoiler)               This               lesson               is               affirmed               in               the               last               scene               of               the               film               as               Arbus'               character               strolls               through               a               nudist               colony,               sitting               besides               a               young               woman               who               asks               "Aren't               you               going               to               take               my               picture?"               Arbus               smiles               and               tells               her               "Not               yet,"               placing               the               camera               on               the               bench               between               them.
               This               in               many               ways               captures               the               intimacy               of               Arbus'               personality               and               approach               without               really               seeing               any               of               her               work               through               the               film.

As               disappointing               as               this               may               seem,               it               emphasizes               the               character's               choice               to               hide               her               work               from               her               husband               and               family               until               she               was               ready.

It               was               the               same               approach               she               took               with               photographing               delicate               people,               she               communicated               a               bond               to               their               beauty               and               didn't               shoot               or               expose               until               the               subject               was               ready.

It               may               seem               that               the               Arbus               Kidman               gives               us               is               not               the               artist               the               world               pretended               to               know.

Aside               from               it               being               a               fictional               portrayal,               Kidman's               Arbus               is               one               still               locked,               or               masked,               within               her               own               pretending               to               be               a               happy               housewife.

Incredibly,               throughout               most               the               film               Kidman's               watery               eyes               show               a               force               ready               to               burst               from               behind               this               mask.

Arbus'               real               life               ended               tragically               in               suicide               and               this               is               poetically               referred               to               in               the               character               Lionel's               final               moments.

There               is               curiosity,               humor,               fear,               symmetry               and               disarray               in               Fur:               An               Imaginary               Portrait               of               Diane               Arbus,               something               akin               to               what               can               be               realized               in               the               artist's               haunting               images.






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