Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait
Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait

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A look at the personal life and public career of New York artist Julian Schnabel.

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Cinemalogue.com - 8/10 by Todd JorgensonPerhaps Schnabel could have assembled a more revealing look at his own life.
Village Voice - 7/10 by Chris PackhamThough visually expansive, however, the film feels emotionally intimate.
RogerEbert.com - 6/10 by Glenn KennyDirected by Pappi Corsicato and executive produced, typically, by the subject himself, the movie is never uninteresting but is often surprisingly low-energy and, even more surprisingly, visually drab.
The Playlist - 6/10 by Joe BlessingWhile Corsicato treats his subject extremely gently – there’s barely a hint of criticism of Schnabel and interviewees tout how controversial his work is without explaining why – his almost idyllic portrayal of Schnabel at work and play nevertheless makes for a largely seductive and engaging experience. But the lack of context often derails the entertaining film.
The Film Stage - 5/10 by John FinkDespite the intimate, conversational style, A Private Portrait feels a bit cold and calculated, with a focus on celebrity versus art.
Los Angeles Times - 5/10 by Sheri LindenRather than explore his place in the arts and balance all that adoration with insight, Corsicato opts for hero worship. The result is a visually exciting but emotionally monotonous film.
The New York Times - 4/10 by Ken JaworowskiNo commercials are shown during Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait. They would only be redundant. Instead this documentary serves as a feature-length advertisement for the artist, and is about as daring as a billboard for skim milk.
Slant Magazine - 1/10 by Clayton DillardThe film is intended to be placed at the altar of Julian Schnabel, an artist so singular that words simply fail.

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