Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky

Paris, 1913. At the Theatre Des Champs-Elysées, Igor Stravinsky premières his <i>The Rite Of Spring</i>. Coco Chanel attends the première and is mesmerised. But the revolutionary work is too modern, too radical: The enraged audience boos and jeers. A near-riot ensues. Stravinsky is inconsolable.

Seven years later, now rich, respected and successful, Coco Chanel meets Stravinsky again — a penniless refugee living in exile in Paris after the Russian Revolution. The attraction between them is immediate and electric. Coco offers Stravinsky the use of her villa in Garches so that he will be able to work, and he moves in straight away, with his children and consumptive wife in tow. And so a passionate, intense love affair between two creative giants begins.