Dries

About This Movie

Dries is a fascinating glimpse into the world of fashion, unlike your typical documentary. It’s really more like an intimate portrait than just a behind-the-scenes look. The pacing feels deliberate, almost meditative, as it unfolds over a year. You get to absorb Dries Van Noten's meticulous process, from the textures of fabrics to the vibrancy of prints. It’s rich with atmosphere, capturing the subtleties of his home life alongside the creative chaos. The filmmaker, Reiner Holzemer, doesn’t rush things; instead, you linger on the details. The way Dries interacts with his work and surroundings offers insights into the themes of artistry and identity. Quite distinct, really, in how it immerses you in a world that’s often superficial.

Fashion enthusiasts will appreciate the detailed exploration.The film's pacing allows for deep engagement with the subject.It's more about the artistic journey than typical documentary tropes.