Director:
Christian DuguayCámara:
Fabrizio LucciMúsica:
Andrea GuerraReparto:
Barbora Bobuľová, Shirley MacLaine, Anny Duperey, Malcolm McDowell, Sagamore Stévenin, Rosabell Laurenti Sellers, Olivier Sitruk, Valeria Cavalli (más)Sinopsis(1)
From her humble childhood and early days as a young dressmaker's assistant, to her passionate love affair with a dashing Englishman and ultimate success as a pioneering fashion icon, Coco Chanel is the story of a glamorous woman who was hard to love and harder to ignore. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
Reseñas (1)
Coco, with the face of Bobuľová and MacLaine, is the most complex story of the famous fashion designer. This two-part film tells the story of a woman who, while she could have stood on her head before both World War I and World War II and been more successful than the CEO of the earth, would be definitively forgotten if she’d failed again in the post-war world. Like her old contemporary Poiret. Ingratitude rules the world, but at the end of a journey in which I have tried all the biopics about Coco, I am glad to be richer by knowing more about this personality. I'd probably never follow someone who's completed the transformation of Roma Schneider from a Berlin-Vienna star to an Italian-French actress, but fortunately, Coco is not and never was just the designer of a single costume in a Visconti film, just as she was never just the name behind a famous perfume. The story of Chanel is the story of the 20th century that I admire so much. At the beginning is emotional chaos in Art Nouveau costumes, followed by the turmoil of war and then a new breath. And in the 1950s there is the final defeat of the New Look phenomenon, which never really suited anyone anyway.
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