Sometimes I felt like in a few scenes the film had that "Wes Andersen style" with the camera movements, the set design, and the cinematography. The cinematography was so beautiful and the film is visually stunning especially that the film had so many shots that look like an actual painting. There's a specific scene in the 2nd half of the film where the camera was mainly focused on Benedict's and Claire Foy's faces for maybe 3 whole minutes and the camera didn't cut so it was a long take scene and they both presented the best performance that I have ever seen for both of them. His acting was so genuine, especially that there are so many scenes in the film (emotional/dramatic scenes) where the camera was mainly focusing on his face. But, in my opinion, Benedict Cumberbatch's performance in this film is way better than his performance in The Imitation Game (2014).
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The film really reminded me of The Imitation Game (2014) and that's perhaps because of Benedict Cumberbatch's performance that really reminded me of his character Alan Turing (from The Imitation Game) and also perhaps because both Alan Turing's life and Louis Wain's life were full of obstacles. The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2021) is an amazing film that's based on a true story. *Seen at The Toronto International Film Festival on September 12th, 2021.
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