Coco Chanel
- PG
- Year:
- 2008
- 139 min
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Coco Chanel is back.
For fifteen years the gates of
have been closed.
Now, at the age of seventy,
she's returned from
her self-imposed exile
to make an eagerly
anticipated comeback.
The fashion world is holding its breath.
Today, the legendary designer is
unveiling her first collection...
in more than a decade.
Mr. Bouchier?
How will Coco Chanel respond
to today's market...
dominated by designers like Dior?
Coco Chanel is a woman
who dresses women.
I'm sure her collection will reflect that.
And what about-what about
your relationship to Coco Chanel?
She's referred to you
as an old bandit'!
Old bandit?
Old friend, more like.
I hope you enjoy the show.
Thank you. How are you?
Good. Good, good, good.
Ah, hello.
Hi.
Good to see you.
Hello!
Aah! How lovely to see you again!
Lovely to see you!
Welcome.
Thank you.
Marc!
I'll... I'll see you after the show.
Okay, great.
Yes...
Adrienne!
What a pleasure to see you.
How are you?
Very well
Odette. You look beautiful.
Thank you.
How is she?
As you might think,
Though she probably
looks less nervous than you.
Are you coming up?
Uhm... in-in a moment.
They're fighting to get in.
Cocteau, Visconti, Dali:
they're all here.
All your old friends.
Some of my old enemies.
Aunt Coco...
some more telegrams have arrived.
"You will always be
the greatest of them all":
Marlene Dietrich.
"Only Parliament prevents me
from coming there to salute you":
Winston Churchill.
Lift your arm, lift your arm.
No, no.
This isn't working.
Coco, please.
The crowd's getting restless.
Scissors, scissors.
Go.
Go, go.
Oh, dear!
This is all rather underwhelming!
No. It was a fiasco.
I know.
I'm so sorry, Coco.
Marc, I do not need...
your condolences, please.
Maybe it could have been avoided.
Coco. Please, try not to be...
Adrienne.
Don't you worry.
I've suffered rejection before,
as you well know.
Even when I was still being
called Gabrielle.
Let me finish this.
Gabrielle...
You have to promise me something.
Take care of Julia.
You are stronger than her.
Of course.
Gabrielle, Julie! Hurry up!
I wish you could stay with us.
I know you do, Adrienne.
You see, the situation is that...
I understand.
Once I'm established in America,
I'll be back to collect you.
Please let us come with you.
I'll be back soon.
Promise?
I promise.
Turn around.
Please... turn around.
Le Combat says:
"Coco Chanel is stuck in the past".
"A collection for grannies",
... the Express.
What did they know.
Well, they certainly weren't
wearing kid gloves...
Ah! Please.
Spare me the infamous...
'Chanel silence'.
Let them write what they choose.
I know what women want.
I admire your confidence.
But... maybe... times have changed.
And now we've lost...
millions of Francs.
Perhaps you've lost faith
in me too, Marc...
Alright, let's be honest.
I warned you of the risks,
... and of course... you insisted.
Let's hope... that this...
unmitigated disaster doesn't affect
perfume sales, because if it does...
then that's going to be the final straw.
You have nothing more to add?
Mademoiselle...
What if they are right after all?
What if I am...
just a relic from the past?
Yes! Yes!
Little darling, little darling,
little candy.
Where did you go?
Why did you run away?
I thought I saw our father!
But I was wrong.
He's in America.
I'm afraid he'll never
come back.
Good morning! Up you get!
Come, come, come on! Up you go.
Today is your eighteenth birthday.
But the world outside
is not an easy one.
Especially for a woman
without experience and means.
I can work hard,
as you taught me.
Have you asked God for his help?
Yes. Many times.
Just as I asked him to
keep my mother alive...
Maybe it's best if Julia stays.
She can make herself useful here.
She's not as wilful as you are.
Adrienne tells me you were
the best seamstress at the convent.
Let's hope that living with the angels
taught you to sew like one.
I will try not to disappoint you,
Madame.
I demand accuracy...
No, no, do it again
punctuality... and hard work.
Work hours are from
seven o'clock in the morning...
to eight o'clock in the evening.
Room and board are
deducted from your wages.
Gabrielle?
Bring Madame Rochefort's
dress up here!
Yes, madame.
Carole?
Take this. I'll take this, go.
Pull your tummy in!
A bit more! More!
I couldn't breathe!
Beauty requires a bit of suffering.
Uh... uh... uh... Padding.
on this dress.
The latest fashion from Paris!
And look at it! Look at it!
I'm the size of a house!
Your legs, madame.
My legs?
They are too short for the dress, madam.
Mademoiselle Chanel!
If we raise the hem
of the jacket at the front...
and leave it lower at the back...
you'll seem slimmer.
It's all about proportion.
You want to alter
If you spent all this money...
for the dress...
shouldn't you be happy with it?
You know...
I think it will work.
Madame.
The officers are here.
Chanel...
get the lieutenant's coat.
Hurry up, girl!
Yes, Madame.
Hurry!
I'm sure this would look even better
on you than any of your customers.
It's far too expensive for me.
Oh...
I know plenty of men...
that would buy it for you
in a heartbeat.
Are you volunteering, Nexon?
I don't want to compete with you,
Balsan.
Ah, I feel a lot more at ease!
Such elegance.
Such elegance can only come
from Madame Desboutin's hands.
Thank you, lieutenant.
To dress such a...
beautiful lady is like...
playing a Stradivarius.
Oh, thank you. Uh!
You're welcome.
Stradivarius...
She's certainly about
the same age as one.
Come on, Nexon.
He's written to me.
It's from one of the officers...
from yesterday.
He's a baron.
But which one?
The handsome one?
Yes, of course the handsome one.
And... he wants to see me again.
Tonight, at the Cafe Chantant.
You have to come with me,
you know?
Let's go.
Adrienne!
It's him.
Him?
Yes, of course.
Adrienne. Hmm!
Even more beautiful
than I remembered.
Oh, good!
You brought a friend.
I'm delighted you could make it too.
Come with me,
I'll lead the way, come.
Come!
No!
Hello!
Come and sit down with us.
You look like you've never
seen champagne before.
Of course I have.
I was raised on Champagne.
Are you from round here,
Miss?
No. Oh... I'm from elsewhere.
And what do you do?
Oh, uh...
Actually, I-I'm a singer.
Oh, you're a singer!
Then we better hear you sing then.
No, no. no.
Oh, yes!
No, please.
No, let me go.
Get away! Get away! Get down!
Please! Here you go.
Give me a drink.
Come on!
Give her a big hand!
What would you like to sing?
Uh, do you know
a song called 'Coco'?
Sure. Who doesn't know 'Coco'?
It's your friend.
I'm so pleased you came.
I...
Shhh! Please!
If you please dear.
Do you know her?
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