Review:
The First Monday In May (documentary)
overall review score: 4.5
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The First Monday in May is a documentary film that follows the creation of the 2015 art exhibition 'China: Through the Looking Glass' at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The film explores the intersection of fashion and art, as well as the challenges and collaborations involved in putting together a major museum exhibition.
Key Features
- Behind-the-scenes look at the creation of a major art exhibition
- Exploration of the relationship between fashion and art
- Insight into the work of curator Andrew Bolton and fashion designer Andrew Wong
Pros
- Beautiful cinematography capturing stunning artwork and fashion pieces
- Fascinating insight into the creative process behind a museum exhibition
- Engaging interviews with key figures in the fashion and art worlds
Cons
- May not be as engaging for viewers who are not interested in fashion or art