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A first look at my friend and co-New Antiquarian Ryan Matthew 's beautiful new Victorian-inspired men's suit/accessory/denim shop,...
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It's amazing how the guy they cast to play Gaingsbourg looks a lot like the real one he plays.
Oh la la, Monsieur Elmosnino's Serge is bloody brilliant. It's a charming, surreal film & Joann Sfarr's drawings are gorgeous.
But this movie has been available to own for quite some time! Is it just now being shown on the big screen?
A must see! Thanks for profiling the trailer Hollister.
xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
Even the French loved this movie and Gainsbourg is a god here!
This has been on my must-see list for a while. But I had never seem the trailer - a true legend.
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