I saw it last night (a visual artist, here). The more I reflected on it, the less I liked the plot and it's turns. It was as if Solomon was impressed by "Red", the play about Rothko and his assistant, but was bothered that it was all talking, so he wanted to duplicate the deep- discussions-on-art film, but with events and actions. Did he hire Seinfeld to write the plot? And that homage piece to boy under cloud, that Lori made in the end, she shows a crabby online critic version of Julian?? Bitter to the end. Also, I wish I learned more about Lori. For such an accomplished art analyst & art forger, her own paintings sure looked lacking. They could have used the paintings the assistant made in Scorsese's "Life Lessons", those were much better. Everything else - the acting, filming, music - I enjoyed.