D. is a reproduction of Wilde's story of Dorian Gray: The portrait, proof of Dorian's wild and hedonistic lifestyle, has been stolen from him. The artist, Basil Hallward has taken back what he claims do be his and accuses Dorian of having ...See moreD. is a reproduction of Wilde's story of Dorian Gray: The portrait, proof of Dorian's wild and hedonistic lifestyle, has been stolen from him. The artist, Basil Hallward has taken back what he claims do be his and accuses Dorian of having destroyed his art. They get into a fight about owner- and creator-ship. As the arguments grow thinner, Dorian, in an act of rage, tries to get rid of the proof of his corrupted soul...
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