The central character of Oscar Wilde, the young aristocrat Dorian, captivated by the dazzling beauty of his portrait (painted by the renowned artist Basil Hallward) and realizing that one day his beauty will fade, wishes never to grow old! He sells his soul in exchange for eternal youth and his beauty remains unchanged over time, unlike the portrait that bears the marks of its decay. Dorian will meet Lord Henry Wotton, a friend of the painter Basil, he will be charmed by his intense personality and ideas and will immerse himself in a dissolute life, while his portrait will remind him of the decay and the impact of each of his actions on his soul...

"Leave my book, please, in the immortality it deserves"
(Oscar Wilde)