House of Cardin - Pierre Cardin in a film at the Venice Film Festival
His memories and the documentation found in the archives are joined by unpublished interviews with some of his past and present collaborators, as well as some great names in cinema, music, fashion and architecture such as Sharon Stone, Jean-Michel Jarre, Dionne Warwick, Naomi Campbell, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Kenzo Takada and Philippe Starck.
Featuring (in order of appearance) Pierre Cardin, Naomi Campbell, Sharon Stone, Jenny Shimizu, Guo Pei, Philppe Starck, Amy Fine Collins, Alice Cooper, Jean-Michel Jarre and Jean Paul Gaultier.
Directed by P David Ebersole & Todd Hughes, HOUSE OF CARDIN is feature-length documentary about the life and work of iconic designer Pierre Cardin. (World Premiere Venice Film Festival 2109, World Sales by Doc & Film International, US sales Submarine Entertainment)
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Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2020 12:00 pm
by Kanta
Pierre Cardin dining at @maxims.de.paris with #charlotterampling and House of Cardin star @jeanmicheljarre. From the archives. @houseofcardindoc opens in Montreal today at @cinemadumusee! Pre-order now: US virtual release starting 8/28 and Digital & On Demand 9/15, Collectors Edition DVD Oct 13! Worldwide to follow.
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Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2020 12:00 am
by Kanta
Jean-Michel Jarre and Cori Coppola who is the producer of the House of Cardin documentary.
I bought the bluray, which has 2 extra DVDs, one with the same contents as the bluray (full movie and 21 minute JMJ and 40+ minutes Jean Paul Galtier videos). The 2nd DVD contains other people like Alice Cooper and Naomi Campbell.
The bluray contains the 97 minute documentary on Pierre Cardin with Sharon Stone, Alice Cooper, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Dionne Warwick, Naomi Campbell and Jean-Michel Jarre amongst others.
As an extra the makers have included the full interviews with several people, including a 21 minute video with Jean-Michel Jarre telling about Pierre Cardin for 21 minutes.
Sadly, this is only in French, no subtitles. The main feature on bluray and DVD has english subtitles too. JMJ has a few minutes of screentime in this documentary.
These extras are only on the special 3 disc edition, I think. I could not see if this 21 minute feature is on the regular edition.
