Saint Laurent
French biopic on fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent, focusing on the years 1967 to 1976 during which he was at his creative peak.
Gaspard Ulliel (The Vintner's Luck) plays Saint Laurent, who in the late 60s introduced French fashion's first prêt-à-porter line. Having been earlier fired by Dior, this was just one of the many influential moments he enjoyed at the helm of his own fashion house Yves Saint Laurent YSL, founded with romantic partner Pierre Bergé (Jérémie Renier). Over the course of this film's decade-long scope, Saint Laurent enjoyed huge success and excess alike, relishing being part of the jetset, clubbing worldwide, and diving headlong into booze and cocaine.
- Director:
- Bertrand Bonello ('Ingrid Caven: Music and Voice', 'House of Tolerance')
- Writer:
- Thomas BidegainBertrand Bonello
- Cast:
- Gaspard UllielJérémie RenierLouis GarrelLéa SeydouxAmira CasarAymeline ValadeHelmut BergerMicha Lescot
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressReflects more of the designer's tortured creative drive in its dark onyx surfaces; it's the slightly deranged auteur portrait that a fellow artist and iconoclast deserves.
The New York Times
pressThe movie's best moments have a shivery eroticism and a trancelike intensity.
SBS
pressIt's said that one must suffer to be beautiful. Thrilling in places, self-indulgent in others, Saint Laurent strongly suggests that one must suffer to make others beautiful.
Variety
pressReflects more of the designer's tortured creative drive in its dark onyx surfaces; it's the slightly deranged auteur portrait that a fellow artist and iconoclast deserves.
The New York Times
pressThe movie's best moments have a shivery eroticism and a trancelike intensity.
SBS
pressIt's said that one must suffer to be beautiful. Thrilling in places, self-indulgent in others, Saint Laurent strongly suggests that one must suffer to make others beautiful.
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