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The September Issue (2009) -- A documentary chronicling Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour's preparations for the 2008 fall-fashion issue.
The September Issue (2009) -- A clip from R.J. Cutler's documentary chronicling Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour
The September Issue (2009) -- Trailer for this documentary about Anna Wintour's September issue of Vogue magazine
The September Issue (2009) -- Trailer for this documentary about Vogue Magazine Editor, Anna Wintour
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20 August 2009 (Australia) more
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Fashion is a religion. This is the bible.
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A documentary chronicling Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour's preparations for the 2007 fall-fashion issue. full summary | full synopsis
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1 win & 2 nominations more
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(127 articles)
2009 in review: Film
 (From The Guardian - Film News. 12 December 2009, 4:06 PM, PST)

Curio: Finger Puppet Edition
 (From FilmExperience. 9 December 2009, 9:00 AM, PST)

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Cast

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Oscar De la Renta ... Himself
Patrick DeMarchelier ... Himself
John Galliano ... Himself
Jean-Paul Gaultier ... Himself
Candy Pratts ... Herself
Hilary Rhoda ... Herself
Coco Rocha ... Herself
André Leon Talley ... Himself
Mario Testino ... Himself
Caroline Trentini ... Herself
Vera Wang ... Herself
Anna Wintour ... Herself
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Untitled Anna Wintour Documentary (USA) (working title)
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Rated PG-13 for brief strong language.
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USA:90 min | Germany:90 min (Sundance Film Festival)
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USA:PG-13 (certificate #45227) | New Zealand:PG | Ireland:PG | Japan:G | Sweden:Btl | Singapore:PG | Australia:PG | Canada:G (Quebec) | Canada:PG (British Columbia/Ontario)
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Interesting Movie, Humanizes Anna Wintour, 13 September 2009
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Author: two-cents from New York

I had two great insights into Vogue and the fashion world. The first, and most important insight is that assuming the Vogue target audience is 25-45, the people who make the most important decisions are well above that age. Anna Wintour must be in her mid 50's, similarly or even older, Grace Coddington, Karl Lagerfeld, Jean Paul Gaulthier, Giorgio Armani, Oscar de la Renta, etc, etc. And what was also relevant about this "discovery" as seen in the movie, is that these people are NOT wearing the ridiculous outfits they are foisting on the public through magazines such as Vogue--which sets the fashion dictates of a season. Anna Wintour wore only the most feminine, attractive, figure flattering, AGE-APPROPRIATE outfits throughout the movie---which are damn hard to find in the stores! (unless, perhaps, one is paying top, top dollar for designer prices which may cater to an older crowd) But the fashion designs that are being interpreted for mainstream America is following the latest trends as written and photographed by Vogue. Secondly, this is a movie that attempts to humanize Anna Wintour, and does so simply by showing that she is an obsessive human being, whose obsession is her magazine. She does show some warmth with her daughter, but otherwise she is simply driven and clearly makes no attempt to ease the palpable discomfort of others in her presence. She's not evil, nor bitchy, but she does seems to take some pride her in tabla rosa facial expressions--which clearly raises the anxiety level of those submitting work to her. It wouldn't hurt her professionalism to attempt more empathy, but I guess she doesn't see it that way. Overall, it's a very interesting movie and shows the business side of creating the largest fashion magazine in the world, complete with casual references to using Photoshop to enhance an already beautiful woman, or the promotion of fur in fashion due probably to the large amount of furriers who buy advertising. Great eye candy throughout!

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