Derek Jarman (1986). 'Caravaggio'
https://www.youtube.com/embed/w5RsX8nbR7k
Comment: Derek Jarman's treatment of the Caravaggio story intentionally breaks with the realist assertion of the so-called 'suspension of disbelief' (that audiences are only able to appreciate stories/story worlds if the reality, which they portray closely imitates an assumed truth).
