Overview
- The out-of-competition world premiere at the Venice Film Festival marks Coppola’s nonfiction feature debut with a film centered on Marc Jacobs.
- The documentary follows Jacobs and his team as they build the Spring 2024 ready-to-wear show, weaving in interviews, backstage footage and extensive archival film references.
- Coppola shot in a lo-fi, improvisational style — often with a handheld camera and occasional help from Roman Coppola — aiming for a personal perspective without making the film about herself.
- Reviews highlight a visually rich, affectionate portrait that foregrounds influences and craft while offering limited deep biographical or business scrutiny.
- A24 is set to distribute the film in the United States, with broader coverage noting separate reports that LVMH has explored a sale of the Marc Jacobs brand.