Title: It's a forgotten masterpiece
Product review: I might speculate that this is the best Ronald Neame movie. Alec Guinness wrote the script from the novel and has a blast playing the dirty old painter, Gulley Jimson. The Prokofiev fits perfectly and the movie is a pleasure from start to finish. Despite the humor it also has a very strong note of emotional realism that the movie will occasionally strike just to remind us that these are real people. It's a movie about art and artists and so much more. There might have been more special features, but the interview with Neame is pretty good.
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