Through the Lens of Larkin

A look at the life and loves of Philip Larkin, one of the 20th century's greatest British poets, seen through his photographs. Throughout his life Larkin recorded the people and events around him and took scores of self-portraits. Poet and academic John Wedgwood Clarke looks through more than five thousand photographs found after Larkin's death and asks what they tell us about his work.

From beginning to end, this movie is amazing. I recommend it enough.

I love the movie the story line is great and so is the acting

My daughter requested this blu-ray as a gift. If you are a Richard Taylor fan, you will like this movie.

This is the best Documentary movie I have seen in decades. I was blown away of the plot and brilliant sound score. An amazing movie experience.

Surprisingly good. Not a fan of John Wedgwood Clarke, but she can make a good action flick.

Some people said the plot was complicated and difficult to follow. We totally disagree, my wife and daughter thought the plot was easy to follow and they liked the way the story developed and loved the ending.

WOW, just wow. This is probably the best film I've watched in the last decade. I love this film, I love it more than other movies!

We went to see the new John Wedgwood Clarke movie. And it was Adorable! I really think he is such a nice man. He has fame, fortune, and looks, but he didn't let it turn him into a jerk.

I really enjoyed the movie, it was just being what I expected.