Such a depressing film.

Rating: 7/10 (25 May 2020)

In a very odd way I can't help but connect with these characters. For me the film it's about looking for kindness and trying to understand everyone, that's with what I came out from this film.
Hoffman is one of my most favourite actors, he was a character actor and a pretty good one. Prior to Capote he would have had mostly minor roles, but even though those roles were so small he would put a lot of effort in them, and that is why I liked him so much.
In Capote he shows of what he's was made of, carrying the film on his shoulders, because although Catherine Keener was nominated for her performance (I guess it would have been a weak year for supporting actresses), Capote is a one-man show.
Amazing performance. Maybe it's my current mood for finding the movie depressing and a bit boring, but although depressing, much like Miller's other work the film it is a bold effort.