Kenzo Follows Its Spike Jonze Film With a 13-Minute Surrealist Gem From Natasha Lyonne

Maya Rudolph, Fred Armisen and more star in the film

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On the heels of winning a Grand Prix at Cannes this summer for the “My Mutant Brain” film, directed by Spike Jonze, Kenzo is back with another stunning piece of work. This time around, the brand tapped Orange is the New Black actress Natasha Lyonne to direct a nearly 15-minute film for the brand’s new fall-winter 2017 collection.

The film, titled “Cabiria, Charity, Chastity,” marks Lyonne’s directorial debut and it does not disappoint. Lyonne wrangled a star-studded cast for her film including Maya Rudolph, who plays Chastity, a woman on a journey to discover her true self as she grapples with her past.

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