Best for a tender, accessible portrait that lets Oliver’s poetry, friends, and archival voice carry the experience. Skip it if you want a brisk, deeply investigative biography; the calm rhythm...
Pros: romance quality, faithfulness to source material
Cons: none
Best for painterly cinematography, layered class satire, and a haunting credits-stretching finale. Skip it if glacial pacing, sparse plotting, or blunt repetition quickly wears you down.
Pros: screenplay quality, production design
Cons: runtime, dialogue quality