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The cinematic Arbus is torn between a bizarre relationship with a neighbor who has hypertrichosis, Lionel Sweeney, and a conventional life with her husband Allan. An incident with a clogged drain leads her to a relationship with Lionel and entry into a netherworld populated by transvestites, dwarves and others living on the fringes of society. Gradually she is attracted more and more to Lionel and this new, strange and exciting world. When Lionel explains that he suffers from a problem with his lungs and will die soon he asks Diane to shave his entire body clean. They have sex soon afterwards. At the beach, where Lionel always wanted to go for once in his life, both go out for a swim, but Lionel decides to commit suicide by staying under. Diane, touched by her experience with Lionel, now knows what direction to take with her life and career. The final scene shows her at a nudist camp, where she meets a woman who assumes she wants to take her picture. Arbus admits this, but says she wants to get to know this woman better first. The woman replies that she wants to get to know Diane better too, so Diane decides to tell her story, whereupon the film ends.

• Nicole Kidman as Diane Arbus
• Robert Downey Jr. as Lionel Sweeney
• Ty Burrell as Allan Arbus
• Harris Yulin as David Nemerov
• Jane Alexander as Gertrude Nemerov
• Emmy Clarke as Grace Arbus
• Genevieve McCarthy as Sophie Arbus
• Boris McGiver as Jack Henry
• Marceline Hugot as Tippa Henry
• Mary Duffy as Althea
• Kevin 'Peppermint' Moore

For the film, director Shainberg, best known for his erotic indie film Secretary, reunited with its screenwriter, Erin Cressida Wilson, who used Patricia Bosworth's Diane Arbus: A Biography as a source. As its name implies, the film is a fictional account rather than an accurate biography.

No pictures by Arbus herself are featured, as her estate refused approval.

The nudist colony of Camp Venus was shot at Sailors' Snug Harbor in Staten Island.

The film holds a 50 score on Metacritic.

The Chicago Tribune gave the film 3 out of 4 stars: "The result is a revelatory, challenging and deeply affecting portrait, anchored by what may be Kidman's most profoundly moving performance."

The Los Angeles Times criticized the "cop-out ending that undercuts its message about the unimportance of surface differences in favor of a glib finalities to have its cake and eat it too". Although the newspaper continued to heap praise on Kidman and Downey Jr; "the remarkable acting of its two stars pulls you back in and keeps you watching. Kidman, the most consistently daring of today's top stars, is exceptionally convincing as someone whose interior process plays out in front of us. And Downey, for the most part using only his soulful, yearning eyes and a silky, urbane voice, creates a man no one could resist. Separately and together, they make us believe the unbelievable."

The soundtrack to Fur was released on November 14, 2006.