Movie Stills - Fashion in Film #1

[TheKiwi]

^ Thanks! I'm going to see if my local video rental store has it - they have a big foreign section.

 

[deeth]

Thank you Multitudes, that is such a wonderful movie!

 

[Multitudes]

You're most welcome you two! ... and do get it Kiwi if you can! ...

 

[MulletProof]

RECONSTRUCTION.
[camera d'or Cannes 2003 ]

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[Multitudes]

Here she comes to wreck the day! ...

Beautiful Mullet ! ...

 

[TheKiwi]

^ I need to see that film! First of all because it's Danish, secondly because the main lead actress is named Aimee (my name)!

 

[MulletProof]

thanks multi!..
kiwi, that's one of my favorite names, lucky you.

I hope I'm not crashing the place or anything .. but the following is a lovely documentary.. I've probably watched it over 15 times.. to say the least..


A PROPÓSITO DE BUÑUEL.

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[TheKiwi]

Don't worry, you're not crashing the place. I love seeing all of these captures! What is that documentary about? It looks sooo interesting!

 

[MulletProof]

^ it's about the life of filmmaker Luis Buñuel.. from his early years to late ones and the writing of his autobiography "my last breath". it's quite fascinating, even if you're not familiar with his work, you still can't help to be completely mesmerized by the perspective he had on life .. even though it was a pretty confusing one. (I love the bit where he says he could never stand watching people kissing on the big screen, he was repulsed by it and thought it was grotesque to death. and then you see this ).

from variety.com

An affectionate chronological trawl through the much-mythologized life of Spanish helmer Luis Bunuel, the docu "Speaking of Bunuel" adds little new to the information pile but organizes it in a compelling way. A combination of personal reminiscence and well-disposed analysis, pic is strongest in the informed way it links speakers' recollections with clips from the movies, thereby providing an incidental guide to the potential roots of Bunuel's uniquely Spanish surrealism. Released in Spain in a handful of prints earlier this year, to celebrate the centenary of Bunuel's birth, pic is clearly aimed at aficionados --- and should be featured at fest retrospectives for years to come.

 

[MulletProof]

I made some caps of MissMagAddict's little present :

Yohji Yamamoto- A Notebook on Cities and Clothes. Directed by Wim Wenders/ 1989.

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last one.

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[valerique]

I have been away from this thread for so long! Thanks everyone who posted, I love every single capture

 

[gius]

hmm sounds interesting
thanks for posting that mulletproof
i think it's great they show him/them making the clothes!!

 

[leeloo]

what a fantastic, fantastic thread!

 

[BerlinRocks]

The 10th Victim AKA Le Deima Vittima
1965
Produced by : Carlo Ponti
Directed by: Elio Petri
Starring: Marcello Mastroianni and Ursula Andress
*please do not quote pictures*

Credit:
flickr.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lilita/sets/334719/

it loooks goood...
it's very Gucci... and it reminds of this old Norman Jewison, 1975 Rollerball - where you'll find a lot of Gucci-TomFord references....
(quoting the pictures because it's old post...)