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Lee Miller: Through the Mirror
1995, 55 min A.K.A.: Lee Miller ou la Traversee du Miroir Country: France Studio: Facets Director: Sylvain Roumette Editor: Michele Loncol Cinematographer: Phillipe Ros Composer: Marie-Michele Banaletti Rating: Not Rated Our Rating: Not yet reviewed. SKINOPSISHmm... we have feeling that that black bar over her rack isn't there during the movie and it looks like she's a got a pretty nice pair.FROM THE LINER NOTES Lee Miller, a photographer, Vogue model and muse to notorious artist Man Ray, lived an exceptionally rich, full life- almost like a character from a movie. Inspired by the artist's community in Montparnasse in the 1930's, she made a name for herself as a post-surrealist photographer and a war correspondent- accomplishments much different from those of other Vogue models. Called the most beautiful woman of her time, Miller claimed never to have wasted a moment of her life. Filmmaker Sylain Roumette skillfully brings this exceptional woman to life through this fascinating documentary. Two men- photographer David Scherman and Miller's own son, Anthony Penrose- serve as guides to the remarkable life of this true adventuress.
REVIEW
New York model turned news photographer Lee Miller has her life chronicled here through interviews, photos and cinema excerpts. Editor's Suggestions
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