This is a documentary about the founder of street shooting, Bill Cunningham (Bill Cunningham). In his 80s, Bill is still a photographer for the New York Times, with his own board columns "On the Street" and "Evening Hours". He has been addicted to street photography and enjoyed his work since the 1960s. In Bill's lens, whether you are an upper-class celebrity, an ordinary worker or even a downtown resident, Bill is happy to capture your beauty as long as you dress with personality. Almost everyone in the fashion world knows and respects the photography urchin, and even Anna Wintour, editor-in-chief of Vogue, a famous fashion magazine, said: "We all dress up for Bill." However, such an old man, who has devoted almost his whole life to fashion, still lives in a small studio and takes pictures on his bike every day, but the old man thinks it's best. For him, anything other than taking pictures doesn't matter, and being free to capture freshness is his pursuit. After the launch of this film is very popular, has been in Sydney Film Festival, Nantucket Film Festival, Melbourne.
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