My reasons for watching any particular movie are clear, entertainment, education and it has to move me. Although this movie was light on the education part for me, it is only so because I lived this life. As the son of a master tailor and seamstress I often joke that they actually DID let me run around with scissors. So although I wasn't being told anything new, I am ecstatic that someone devoted the time and love it took to complete this project. My ecstasy unfolds on several levels; that it honors the work and art of my father and that of all master tailors, that I as a fashion designer am also, in my own way, practicing this loving art "of the cloth", and ultimately, but no less important, that it educates a public too immersed in instantly gratifying tidbits of life while wondering why so much of life seems to slip through their fingers.
I could write about this for days on end, but I will spare you as I would rather you do all you can to see this movie. Let me say only one last thing; you need not be a master tailor, a seamstress or in the fashion industry in any way to appreciate Men Of The Cloth, you simply have to have a heart.
I could write about this for days on end, but I will spare you as I would rather you do all you can to see this movie. Let me say only one last thing; you need not be a master tailor, a seamstress or in the fashion industry in any way to appreciate Men Of The Cloth, you simply have to have a heart.