Carrington

In a World War I England of idyllic cottages and rolling countryside, painter Dora Carrington and author Lytton Strachey form a profound yet complex bond. Despite Strachey's homosexuality, their relationship remains platonic, but deepens when Carrington begins a romantic affair with soldier Ralph Partridge. Strachey warmly accepts Partridge as a friend, though Partridge struggles with the conscientious objector's stance, not due to Strachey's sexual orientation, but due to his own moral reservations.