Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky

http://www.stefsclothes.net ???????????????? have some cheap things ... ni k e shoes , fashion clothes ; brand handbags , wallet ... I f y o u think our web site is good , y ou c an put this web site to book marks or ot her places , easy to find

This film finally made it to Cleveland! It was simply a MASTERPEICE! It was one of the most sexy, sultry and not to mention well dressed films I've seen in a while! I LOVED IT and not just because I'm a HUGE Chanel fan but because it was "Increible"!

Astounding. Best movie I've seen in a long, long, long time. The underlying theme is expressed by Stravinsky (Mads Mikkelsen) who describes it as forgetting the self to grab at fragments, putting them together, and when that process opens door pass through it to find the music in the piano. He and Coco (Anna Mouglalis) are engaged in quite the minuet, her opening the door to realms he couldn't

Loved this movie. The movie begins brillantly and one senses that one is watching a masterpiece. But the film doesnt stat at that high level throughout though and ends up as a very very good one. A fine period romance with a terrific Rites of Spring show stopper at the beginning. Excellent photography and acting. Sad ending. This one will appeal to the Euro art house film lovers only.

Very disappointing. Quite dull. One-dimensional characters, one-note portrayals, with the exception of the actress portraying Stravinsky's wife. Poor use of the composer's music.