Capote

The film reproduces the process of writing the novel "In Cold Blood" by the controversial gay writer Capote, and goes deep into Capote's sensitive and cruel inner world. The protagonist of the novel is based on Perry (played by Clifton Collins Jr.), a brutal killer in the United States in 1959. He murdered a family of four for a mere $100. The sensitive Capote (Philip Seymour Hoffman) smells the writing value of this news. With the help of a magazine, he goes to the scene of the crime to investigate everything about the killer. A piece of documentary literature brews in Capote's heart, and the desire for success is also tumbling in his heart. However, when he had a long interview with Perry, he found that the murderer in front of him was strikingly similar to himself. Perry regarded Capote as a confidant and pinned his hopes on him again and again. However, in Capote's heart, Perry could only give way to his works and his fame and fortune. Perry became a pawn in the hands of someone he deeply believed in, and Capote, after becoming famous for his work, could not let go of his cruelty for the rest of his life.