
Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist (2018)
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- 1h 23min
- Documentary, Biography
- 08 Jun 2018 (USA)
- Movie
- 5 nominations.
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Vivienne Westwood | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Andreas Kronthaler | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Ben Westwood | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Joseph Corré | ... |
Self - Interviewee
(as Joe Corré)
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Pamela Anderson | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Murray Blewett | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Carlo D'Amario | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Christopher Di Pietro | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Bella Freud | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Christina Hendricks | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Peppe Lorefice | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Kate Moss | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Carine Roitfeld | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Sara Stockbridge | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Claire Wilcox | ... |
Self - Interviewee
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Cicely Giddings | ... |
Self - Additional Narrator (voice)
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Naomi Campbell | ... |
Self (archiveFootage)
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André Leon Talley | ... |
Self (archiveFootage)
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John Lydon | ... |
Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
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Malcolm McLaren | ... |
Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
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Sex Pistols | ... |
Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
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Tinie Tempah | ... |
Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
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Directed by
Lorna Tucker |
Produced by
Paul Ashton | ... | executive producer |
John Battsek | ... | producer |
Shirine Best | ... | producer |
Adam Betteridge | ... | executive producer |
Emma Dutton | ... | executive producer |
Eleanor Emptage | ... | producer |
Anna Godas | ... | executive producer |
Leo Haidar | ... | executive producer |
Rebecca Joerin-Sharp | ... | executive producer |
Ian Sharp | ... | executive producer |
Nicole Stott | ... | producer |
Music by
Dan Jones |
Cinematography by
James Moriarty |
Editing by
Paul Carlin |
Editorial Department
Charlotte Airth | ... | post-production manager |
Beren Croll | ... | on-line editor |
Dennis Mabry | ... | assistant editor |
Gareth Spensley | ... | colorist |
Sound Department
Claire Ellis | ... | dialogue editor |
Tom Foster | ... | sound effects editor |
Pietro Giordano | ... | sound recordist |
Ben Hensor | ... | sound recordist |
Nas Parkash | ... | re-recording mixer |
Special Effects by
Anna Maros | ... | post production assistant |
Visual Effects by
Allison Brownmoore | ... | design director |
Sam Jack Gilmore | ... | designer |
Anna Maros | ... | post production assistant |
Joe Nowacki | ... | designer |
Camera and Electrical Department
Lindsay Lindenbaum | ... | second unit cinematographer: NYC |
Music Department
Gary Welch | ... | music supervisor |
Bree Winwood | ... | music supervision assistance |
Additional Crew
Kate Griffiths | ... | archive producer |
Niamh Hargan | ... | production counsel |
Tess McNally-Watson | ... | researcher |
Nick Miller | ... | Legal Advisor for Sharp House |
Dora Ash Sakula | ... | archive researcher |
Russell Smith | ... | production counsel |
Production Companies
- Finished Films
- Roxanna Films
- Sharp House (in association with)
- Wallflower Film
Distributors
- Dogwoof (2018) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Kadokawa (2018) (Japan) (theatrical)
- NFP Distribution (2018) (Germany) (theatrical)
- Disney+ (2022) (United Kingdom) (video) (VOD) (Star)
- Dogwoof (2018) (United Kingdom) (DVD)
- EuroVideo (2019) (Germany) (DVD) (NFP)
- Greenwich Entertainment (2018) (United States)
- Yleisradio (YLE) (2019) (Finland) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- ACK Media Law (legal services: Sharp House)
- Blue Spill (title and motion design)
- Eyehear (music supervision)
- Hoddinot Hall (music performed at)
- Malde & Co. (production accountants)
- Media Insurance Brokers (MIB) (production insurance)
- Molinare TV & Film (post-production facilities)
- Shipleys (production accountants)
- SmithDehn (legal counsel: US)
- The Farm Group (additional post-production facilities)
- Video Europe (additional avid hire)
Storyline
Plot Summary |
A profile of Vivienne Westwood is presented using a combination of archive footage, new behind the scenes footage, and interviews with key players including with the subject herself. The profile is shaped partly by Westwood's reluctance to talk about certain aspects of her life, most noticeably her connection to her one-time personal and professional partner Malcolm McLaren and their combined connection to the Sex Pistols, who McLaren formed and managed. Much of the profile is centered on how her three primary personal relationships affected what would be for what she would be most renowned, a fashion designer. Seen as an outsider to the mainstream fashion industry, especially in being the unofficial creator along with McLaren of the look of punk rock, Westwood decided at least to join the mainstream in starting her fashion business and ultimate empire, despite the obstacle of McLaren, so as to have her name officially attached to her creations, which is at the hub of her business philosophy. Most of the profile concerns her partnership, both professional and personal, with her second/current husband, Andreas Kronthaler, who many believed to be a pure opportunist, but that relationship which has ended up being a true collaboration despite it being Westwood's name and fashion empire front and center. The profile also only touches briefly on her staunch environmental activism. Written by Huggo |
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Taglines | Punk. Icon. Activist. See more » |
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Trivia | The documentary was denounced by Vivienne Westwood via her Twitter, before it even premiered at Sundance: "Lorna Tucker asked to film Vivienne's activism and followed her around for a couple of years, but there's not even five minutes activism in the film, instead there's lots of old fashion footage which is free and available online. It's a shame because the film is mediocre, and Vivienne and Andreas are not." See more » |