Diana

About This Movie

So, 'Diana' directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel kind of takes you on a quieter path through the last years of Princess Diana's life. It’s not just about her royal status but more about her vulnerability and those hidden layers. The pacing feels deliberate, almost reflective, which fits well with its themes of love and loss. Naomi Watts gives a solid performance, really captures that essence of Diana without mimicking her. The atmosphere is somber, yet there's a warmth in her relationship with Dr. Hasnat Khan that feels genuine. It’s interesting how it balances her public life’s struggles with her private desires. Not your typical biopic, for sure, but it offers a different lens on a well-known figure.

Explores the complexity of public vs. private life · Focus on emotional depth rather than scandal · Strong performances, especially from Naomi Watts