Spencer

it is not a biopic, it is Diana of Wales at the worst moment of Diana of Wales, a good film with a very calm photograph that is contrasted with the set of shots that do not let Diana rest, they make us feel just as desperate as her, a lot of close-ups and powerful jazz music that makes us feel drowned, just like diana. at some point i didn't want the movie to end, just like diana's life, lorraín doesn't offer us anything else, beyond a different point of view we have about diana of wales. the kind, philanthropic, near-perfect princess is shown at a time of loneliness, depression, and the eating disorders that accompanied her while she was a royal, something not many people talk about. faced with the need to achieve her freedom, she finally manages to separate herself from that thing that hurt her so much and that she never fully had: charles love.