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Milano: The Inside Story of Italian Fashion 

AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
Sunday 4th May 7:30PM
Unclassified 15+

Doors OPen 6.30pm

Dir John Maggio 

Italy & USA | 2024 | 90 mins 

Australian Premiere 

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​Join us for a red carpet moment! Dress to impress and have your photo taken wearing a pair of glamorous glasses in our 'Red Carpet Glam Cam'. Enjoy an aperitif then sit back and enjoy the glitz, the drama and the fashion that is MILANO.

 

"A love letter to the golden age of Italian fashion” - The New York Times

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This captivating documentary tells the definitive story of the rise of Italian fashion, tracing its evolution from its bold beginnings to global phenomenon.  

Set against the glamorous backdrop of Milan, Italy’s fashion capital, the film charts the extraordinary personal journeys of iconic designers and the creative revolution that redefined style worldwide and conquered Hollywood. 

​Helmed by award-winning filmmaker John Maggio, this documentary is the definitive tribute to Italian fashion, uncovering the creativity, ambition, and enduring impact of one of the world’s most influential industries. 

 

Featuring a star-studded cast including Helen Mirren, Sharon Stone, Samuel L. Jackson, Frances McDormand, Tom Ford, Giorgio Armani, Gianni Versace, and Dolce & Gabbana, Milano: The Inside Story of Italian Fashion explores the dramatic rivalries, cultural influences, and visionary creativity that propelled Italian fashion.

 

The 2025 Bangalow Film Festival closing night is presented by Trenery, Sunglass Hut and the Italian Cultural Institute Sydney. 

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