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Frédéric TchengScénario:
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Ha-Yang KimActeurs·trices:
Raf Simons, Christian Dior (i.a.), Isabelle Huppert, Alber Elbaz, Marc Jacobs, Anna Wintour, Grace Coddington, Harvey Weinstein, Sharon Stone (plus)VOD (1)
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Nommé directeur artistique de la maison Dior en avril 2012, suite au départ précipité de John Galliano, le styliste belge Raf Simons ne dispose que de huit semaines pour lancer sa première collection haute couture. Le défi se révèle une aventure collective, pleine d'humour et d'émotions, autour de la passion d'un métier et au service de la vision d'un créateur atypique, qui fuit les projecteurs. Loin des clichés inhérents à un univers où podium et excentricités ont souvent la part belle, la caméra attentive de Frédéric Tcheng livre un portrait attachant et haut en couleurs des petites mains et collaborateurs d'une des maisons françaises les plus mythiques. (Dissidenz Films)
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My first documentary experience from the fashion industry. It definitely deserves attention just because it shows how it actually works in one of the most prestigious haute couture houses in the world, when a new collection is being prepared and a new person is about to take the helm. During those ninety minutes, we are treated to the glitter of all those pretty and expensive dresses, the making of which is a lot of hard work, nerves and pressure. While watching, you might think that it is ONLY fashion, but this documentary is about the people for whom it was, is and always will be THE fashion. An excursion into a world that is not for everyone, and one that requires talent and sharp elbows.
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Fashion films just don't resonate with me, so even this relatively well-made documentary didn't capture my interest. On one hand, you can see the artistry in creating the clothes, but on the other hand, I feel it's just snobbish and very superficial. But that's just heavily influenced by my personal perception.
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