Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel
by
Lisa Immordino Vreeland
The book that inspired Immordino Vreeland to direct her first film, a documentary by the same name.
Last year, as I was conducting research for a book I’m writing on Mrs. Vreeland, I realised that her real strengths and subtleties needed to be conveyed in a three-dimensional platform in which she could come alive. Film is the most obvious and effective medium to communicate Mrs. Vreeland’s unique and visual journey. Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel will be more than just an intimate portrait of the legendary fashion icon. It will capture Vreeland’s life visually through a multitude of media. Vreeland’s own voice and persona – strong, eloquent and often very exaggerated – will guide us through her life, adventures, accomplishments and passions.
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel premiered at the Venice Film Festival on 3rd September, 2011.
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2 comments:
A few years ago there was a one-woman play about Diana Vreeland called Fully Gallop. I'm sorry I missed that.
Mamacita - would you believe it came to London? Brilliant. I can recommend reading the play. One of the authors is Mark Hampton.
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