Editorial of the week.
“Geriatric” is a word that scares more than it arouses. It was launched by Alexa Chung in an interview with the “New York Times” on August 29. “I’m a geriatric it girl,” declared the English top model and TV host, known for her style, humor and sincerity – she was one of the first to talk about her endometriosis. A joke, of course, at 40 years old, she makes fun of herself and of an environment. It is true that, in modeling, we count a bit in dog years as this industry adores fresh meat.
Geriatric and fantastic was the last Venice Film Festival. The vermeil palm goes to George Clooney and Brad Pitt, the two put on a show and the pair are downright sexy, that young Timothée Chalamet – and his eternally exasperated air – can go get dressed. Pedro Almodóvar, who will celebrate his 75th birthday on September 25, also set the Mostra alight. No nostalgia in these seventeen minutes of ovation (fed up with nostalgia and the return of corded phones), Almodóvar, we obviously love him for all the sublime films he has made, but we love him even more for his new and brilliant opus, “The Room Next Door”, and for his first book, of crazy vitality, “The Last Dream” (published by Flammarion).
The Golden Age
Cate Blanchett, Monica Bellucci, Isabelle Huppert, Julianne Moore, Tilda Swinton also sent wood. Nicole Kidman…
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