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Big Eyes, directed by Tim Burton and released in 2014, delves into the fascinating yet tumultuous world of art and identity through the lens of the Keane couple. Set against the backdrop of the late 1950s and early '60s, the film tells the story of Walter Keane, who rises to fame with his distinctive paintings of wide-eyed children. However, the true genius behind these hauntingly captivating portraits is his wife, Margaret, played with depth and nuance by Amy Adams. Initially overshadowed by her husband's burgeoning career, Margaret grapples with the moral and emotional turmoil of her identity as an artist, leading to a powerful exploration of creativity, ownership, and the struggle for recognition.

As their marriage deteriorates, the film shifts from a tale of domestic bliss to one of betrayal and the fight for truth. Christoph Waltz delivers a charismatic yet unsettling performance as Walter, whose charm masks a manipulative nature. The narrative escalates when Margaret finds the courage to reclaim her voice, culminating in a dramatic courtroom battle that not only exposes the art world's darker side but also highlights themes of empowerment and resilience. Big Eyes is not just a biographical drama; it’s a poignant reflection on the complexities of artistic integrity and the lengths to which one must go to be seen and heard in a world that often favors the loudest voices over the most deserving.