Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel

This is a fascinating, if very flawed, film about one of the most fascinating women of the 20th Century who opened doors for women in the 21st Century.

It was informative, and "in her own words", but, as one reviewer put it, the talking heads were never identified. I only knew when her sons spoke because they called her "mother". Otherwise - unless you know from looking at this crew who they are, you have to just sit back and enjoy their stories about her taking it on faith.

Thank goodness she had the fortitude and strength to steamroll over the man at the Met who wanted to know her "credentials". What an idiot.

What a wonderful woman! Well ...... to a lot of people.