Overview
- The documentary debuted out of competition at the Venice Film Festival on Sept. 2 with Sofia Coppola and Marc Jacobs in attendance, and A24 is set to distribute it in the United States.
- Structured around the lead-up to Jacobs’s Spring 2024 ready-to-wear show, the film weaves behind-the-scenes work with archival footage and classic movie clips that shaped his vision.
- Coppola approaches the subject through their three-decade friendship, shooting in a lo-fi, personal style and emphasizing that she did not want the film to be about herself.
- Early reviews characterize the portrait as warm and visually engaging yet relatively unrevealing about Jacobs’s life, with a stronger focus on creative process and influences.
- AFP reports the premiere coincides with reporting that LVMH is exploring a sale of the Marc Jacobs brand, with the Wall Street Journal estimating its value at around $1 billion.