Darling

Diana Scott, a model navigating the vibrant London scene of the 1960s, is determined to reach the top. Recently divorced, she freely chooses her lovers: first, a cultured and refined TV presenter (Dirk Bogarde) who leaves his wife and children for her; then, a charming and handsome advertising executive (Laurence Harvey), who introduces her to the worlds of film and advertising. Darling offers a witty and insightful look at the turbulent sixties and the never-ending tensions between men and women. With the charismatic performances of Bogarde, Harvey, and Julie Christie, director John Schlesinger captures a moment in history, perfectly blending empathy and irony.