STONEWARE MUG AND BOOKS | OFR. PARIS

Tall stoneware mug. Cylindrical design with an elongated side handle, in a solid colour with a glazed finish. Features a line detail on the lower section and the 0fr. Paris logo.

0fr. Paris is an independent bookstore, art gallery, publishing house and cultural space founded in 1996 in Paris.

How Directors Dress, published by A24 and edited by journalist Charlie Robin Jones, explores the relationship between fashion and cinema through the attire of some of the most prominent directors. The book analyses how the clothing worn during filming can reflect the personality, working style and authority of each filmmaker.

Featuring a foreword by British director and screen-writer Joanna Hogg, it brings together photographs, essays and trivia on figures such as Federico Fellini and Wong Kar-Wai. An original look at the semiotics of fashion behind the scenes and the way filmmakers build their own visual identity.

Pedro Almodóvar is one of the figures of contemporary cinema. Renowned for his imagination, unforgettable characters and a provocative and captivating cinematic language, he began his career during the Madrid movida, reflecting the spirit of political and sexual freedom of the era in his early films.

Since the creation of the production company El Deseo with his brother Agustín, Almodóvar has built a filmography of great international acclaim, with titles such as Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!, High Heels, All About My Mother, Talk to Her, Volver and Pain and Glory.

In this book, Pau Gómez offers a privileged look at the director's twenty-two main films. Profusely illustrated with archival material, unpublished photographs from the shoots and first-person testimonies, it constitutes an exceptional journey through the filmmaker's career and creative universe.