Karl Lagerfeld, Film Director... Really? 
The last time Karl has become accustomed Lagerfed directing films to coincide with the presentation of his collections for Chanel.
's not exactly a movie, but it is not strictly marketing. Marketing is
Cinema.
The casting, as seen in the film, "The Tale of a Fairy" - was made taking into account the aesthetic conditions of the actors, and here we use the word "actors" with a certain lightness and even generosity, praying that Dame Maggie Smith and Sir Ian McKellen not bother to be placed in the same paragraph, under the same title, with supermodels such as Mark Vanderloo and Kristen McMenamy. The
McMenamy gives everything and delivers nothing in her role as a socialite mulmillonaria, bitter, sexually hungry, dressed in Chanel, whose idea of \u200b\u200ba good party is that all the guests to change clothes at least once or twice at night.
Remember: The idea is to show as much of the Chanel cruise collection 2011. Lady Amanda Harlech
also part of the cast, playing the role of millionaire socialite, bitter, sexually hungry and dressed in Chanel number two, and models Giabiconi Baptiste Mark Vanderloo and rock it with characters who, one suspects, were defined in Lagerfeld script as "a piece of flesh tuxedo" and "piece of meat in jeans" respectively.
The Danish model Freja Beha is the "fairy", which obviously requires you to appear topless and making a lesbian scene with Anna Mouglalis dyes, all filmed in black and white and in good taste, what makes it taste 'European ', to put it so, to the cinematography of Lagerfeld.
Now sit back, relax and enjoy the show!
The Tale Of A Fairy - FULL VERSION HD - Inglés Version from Germaine Dulac on Vimeo .
Each honors each person as he seems, but the truth is rarely a building with the name of Marosa . Ana Monterroso is Lavalleja 2080, and I wanted to phone to ask who had the idea to christen the building with his name, but the guide on line Antel tells me that address does not exist, so for now we will stay with doubt. 
As I have understood, that to hang a pair of sneakers on telephone wires, is the way with neighborhood drug dealers to warn drug addicts who came new merchandise. This is all Montevideo (Uruguay "? America? The World?), But never saw as many shoes as today, on the corner of Veraguas and Gioia (Villa Colón, near the Hospital Saint Bois). More than 30 (the bottom-as it should, there is a dump). 
