Yves Saint-Laurent: My Marrakesh

The documentary highlights Yves Saint Laurent's rise to prominence in French fashion during the 1960s, particularly after establishing his own haute couture house. It captures his love for Morocco, a place where he and his partner Pierre Bergé found inspiration and solace. Their purchase of a house in Marrakesh marked the beginning of a deep bond with the country's culture and people.

Saint Laurent's experiences in Morocco profoundly impacted his collections, with the vibrant colors and aesthetics of the region playing a significant role in his creative process. Following his death in 2008, the film poignantly illustrates how he chose to honor Morocco by having his ashes spread at Jardin Majorelle, a garden he restored and opened to the public. This documentary serves as a tribute to both the designer's legacy and his enduring love for Moroccan culture.