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The Versace Saga 

The Versace story is a family story of glory and tragedy that reads like a glamorous soap opera. In the late 1970s, Gianni Versace founded a small family business that would grow into a global fashion empire with his older brother in charge of the finances and his sister as artistic director. His audacious designs would revolutionise the fashion industry.
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The Versace story is a family story of glory and tragedy that reads like a glamorous soap opera. In the late 1970s, Gianni Versace founded a small family business that would grow into a global fashion empire with his older brother in charge of the finances and his sister as artistic director. His audacious designs would revolutionise the fashion industry.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Olivier Nicklaus
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Incognita, ARTE GEIE

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Olivier Nicklaus

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Gianni Versace

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Donatella Versace

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Carla Bruni

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Anne Steffens

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Arnaud Bazin

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Tim Blanks

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Serge Carreira

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Vincent Darré

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Vanessa Friedman

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