'It's her truth': The new biopic revealing the secrets of enigmatic supermodel Kate Moss

In her long career, the fashion icon has rarely spoken about her private life. But now she's allowed it to be depicted in a film about her friendship with artist Lucian Freud. The iconic supermodel Kate Moss has covered numerous magazines, walked thousands of fashion shows and rarely been out of the headlines since she was first scouted as a teenager from the London suburb of Croydon in the late '80s. Warning: This piece contains language which some readers may find offensive But how much do we, the general public, really know about her? Beyond all the tabloid stories painting her as a party girl hanging out with various other A-listers, she has managed to remain something of an enigma, and has barely given interviews. In a 2012 piece for Vanity Fair, she revealed she had adopted the mantra "never complain, never explain" from her once-boyfriend Johnny Depp. Which is why the new film Moss & Freud – a semi-fictionalised account of when the esteemed artist Lucian Freud painted her portrait in 2002 – might come as a surprise, and a source of fascination to many. Written and directed by the Oscar-winning British-New Zealand film-maker James Lucas, it stars Ellie Bamber as an uncanny do