Who would want to see a film about three custom tailors? Those who themselves are tailors or sewists, certainly. But people who have never picked up a needle and thread will enjoy the film as well. This is not a film about bespoke suits; it is is a film about character, craftsmanship and artistry. It is a film about perseverance and patience. It is, above all, a film about excellence. The viewer will take away a new appreciation for what we are losing in our quest for the new, the cheap, the fast. The pride that these tailors take in their creations is well-earned. The joy that their customers take in their investment in fine clothing is evident. There is beauty in this film, and it brought tears to my eyes.
Review of Men of the Cloth
