Michael

Handsome young Michael (Walter Slezak) Sulett) is the exclusive model of the painter Sulett. Based on Michael, Sulett created exquisite works of art and became famous. There was an endless stream of people asking for paintings, but Sulett refused to sell the masterpiece in order to preserve the good memories of Michael. The young and beautiful countess visited Surlet and asked her to paint her portrait. Michael stared at the countess silently, and under the eyes of each other, a secret affection arose. After thinking about it, Surlet decided to paint the countess. However, the creation soon came to a halt because Sulet could not describe the countess's eyes. After a while, Michael took up the pen and the countess's beautiful expression appeared on the painting... Michael and the countess fell in love and gradually left Sulett. Sulett endured the deception and betrayal of the young man, and showed his inner misery on the painting. The fire of life tortured by loneliness gradually extinguished... This film is adapted from the novel of the same name by Herman Bang and is one of the earliest works involving homosexual themes in the history of film.