Would this movie appeal to a heterosexual male?
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JosephLCooke — 16 years ago(October 09, 2009 05:01 AM)
I'm curious about the inner workings of the magazine publishing industry, but fashion does have a certain reputation of being only woman and, uh, rather delicate males, shall we say.
Is the movie more about the business and operations side of things or mostly about women's fashion? -
directorguy__ — 16 years ago(November 26, 2009 11:47 PM)
Nothing to do with women=fashion.
Fashion affects us all, in the end. And some of the industry's top people are men (and not of the delicate kind). It's only superficial to say that fashion can't appeal to men.
Regarding this documentary, you get a look into the process, which is complex and very compelling. I'm a hetrosexual male, and I enjoyed it. -
clemd — 16 years ago(January 26, 2010 11:09 PM)
IMO, yes. I'm what you might call a computer nerd, with no interest in fashion. Two weeks worth of black socks and I'm fine. This movie is about business relationships and people working together to get a product out the door on schedule. That the product is a fashion magazine is largely irrelevant. It's well done, especially the camerawork and editing. I gave it 8/10.