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Synopsis:
Paris 1913 Chanel is entirely devoted to his work and saw a large love story with the wealthy Boy Capel.

In Theatre des Champs-Elysees, Stravinsky presents’Rite of Spring’. Coco is subdued. But the work is considered nonconformist and booed by a room on the verge of rioting. Igor is inconsolable.

Seven years later, CocoCrowned with success, is devastated by the death Boy. Igor refugee Paris Following the Russian Revolution, Then made his acquaintance. The meeting is electric. Coco offers Igor the house in his villa in Garches for it can work. Igor moved there with his children and his woman. Thus begins a passionate affair between two creative . .

Criticism [Event] :
‘Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky is an aerial film. Plans sequences suspended and gliding camera dolly discreetly Kounen filming the passion of the two designers in the early twentieth century high. So high that it seems to forget the depth of the characters and flesh in favor of cinégénie the fate of two icons. No criticism can indeed be done on sets and costumes: the villa at Garches miss Chanel and her wardrobe in black and white are blended carefully. But amidst all these cosmetics, physical and spiritual alchemy of Coco and Igor seems to be only a pretext for the accumulation of beautiful images. Aesthetically appealing but good contrast with the usual bold achievements Kounen. Yet his choice of actors is a success. A true find of the film, Elena Morozova plays with precision and intensity of Stravinsky’s sick wife who will condone his infidelities, love for man – played while held by Mads Mikkelsen – and his art. Far from moving this sobriety, Anna Mouglalis embodies his voice hoarse and his look so mannered a snob Gabrielle Chanel, often irritating, but is still the invincible face of the brand. The film finally Kounen of little interest except of that tell the story of Coco Chanel and after recall, a few notes, the intensity of the work of Igor Stravinsky.

Theatrical Release:Jun 11, 2010
Cast: Anna Mouglalis, Anatole Taubman, Mads Mikkelsen, Yelena Morozova
Director: Jan Kounen
Author: Jan Kounen
Genre: Romance, Melodrama