A portrait by Francis Bacon, normally confined to the walls of an art museum, is granted ‘Day Release’, a rare day of freedom. It chooses to visit its creator’s former haunt—a bar in Soho, London—where it observes how the gay experience has evolved (or hasn’t) since it was painted in the 1950’s.
Joe Murray
Director, Writer
Beatrice Prutton
Writer
Love Is the Devil: Study for a Portrait of Francis Bacon60%
The Danish Girl75%
Those People68%
The Duke69%
The Happy Prince62%
Lorelei59%
20th Century Women73%
Cashback69%
Final Portrait60%
Vertigo81%
Basquiat66%
Modigliani70%
Beautiful Boy76%
Strange Weather58%
Little Ashes58%
A Score to Settle58%
Maniac60%
An Unmarried Woman67%
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Crumb75%
