True love is a color, a name...
On February 2, 2015, Cartier released a new film, The Proposal, directed by Sean Ellis and written by French playwright Oliver Lecot. The film portrays three Parisian love stories, and also specially designs clever plots such as hide-and-seek and misunderstandings, recreating the original romance in three staggered confessional stories. Whether it is in the Rodin Museum, the concert hall elevator, or the Paris airport, Cartier Jewelry brings a moment of surprise and emotion to the protagonist, interpreting the spirit of romanticism with gorgeous jewelry boxes, intoxicating halos and brilliant diamonds, and showing the elegance and feelings of Paris.
SEAN ELLIS was a cinematographer before becoming director. He was nominated for the 2014 Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film for the film Lost in Manila. Since the 1990s, he has worked for magazines such as I-D, The Face, Dazed and Confused, Numéro and Vogue. Sean Ellis then began filmmaking and completed two short films: 2001's LeftTurn (psychological thriller) and Cashback (2004), which was nominated for an Oscar. He then directed another feature film in 2006.
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