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First Monday in May (The)

Country: USA, Language: English, 90 mins

  • Director: Andrew Rossi
  • Producer: Tracy Aftergood; Brent Almond

CGiii Comment

It's pretty simple...if you are obsessed about fashion and celebrity as Andrew Bolton is...then, you are going to love this...

Otherwise...stay well clear!

Because...this is a vicarious life...it's that those-that-can't-teach kinda thing! Curation is a curious thing...those who do it, in all [creative] walks, become somewhat elevated into a realm of self-importance...when - in fact - it's the 'items' gathered that are important and their presentation...so, curators are presenters? No, they are producers...and, Andrew Bolton does a damn fine job at producing...not especially difficult considering the astronomical budget he has top play with...he does have vision, it's the artistic/design team who bring that vision to life.

This film shows the extraordinary amount of work [and money] that goes into an exhibition...you can argue that it is an elitist endeavour...but, when you get - in excess - of 600,000 people walking through the door that elitist claim seems to fritter away...

Unlike collectors...who own. Curators borrow...we all live on borrowed time, curators do it as a [well-paid] occupation.

Good work...if you can get it!


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The(ir) Blurb...

A behind the scenes look at the preparations for the 2015 art exhibit, China: Through the Looking Glass held at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, commonly referred to as the Met Gala, which has become one of the hottest tickets in town.

Cast & Characters

Andrew Bolton as Himself;
John Galliano as Himself;
Jean-Paul Gaultier as Himself;
Karl Lagerfeld as Himself;
Baz Luhrmann as Himself;
Rihanna as Herself;
Anna Wintour as Herself;
Kar-Wai Wong as Himself;
Nathan Crowley as Production Designer