This film about the eccentric Victorian artist famed for his cat portraits presents a far-too-quaint and romanticised vision of mental illness.

It's an effervescent movie, one that reflects the colourful whimsy of Wain's work and a far more vivid image of Victorian and Edwardian England than your usual period film.

There is rarely a dull moment in this colourful film.

A biopic that offers a finely tuned performance from Benedict Cumberbatch, but that, apart from some visual constructions, becomes boring and a little redundant. [Full review in Spanish]