The Happy Prince

I saw it as a confession of Rupert Everett. And, in high measure, this gives to "The Happy Prince" the status of admirable work. Everett is Oscar Wilde scene by scene, word by word, in a personal, impressive manner. And he has the genius to propose the chance to each actor to give his the best. Melancholy and the salted air and the traits of fall are the virtues and marks of this so special film , easy to be criticize for so many reasons, so far by the idol Oscar Wilde but giving the essence of a life and society, being melancholic and showing the vulnerabilities under microscope and, in essence being not what you expect but the fair confession of a great actor and not bad director.