I've been a fan of Audrey Hepburn's since I was a teenager. I've read the books on her and seen nearly all of her films. That being said, there wasn't anything new in this documentary for me to learn. I did enjoy the exploration of her relationship with Hubert de Givenchy and all the iconic dresses/outfits that came out of their collaboration, but majority of the film was info that can be found anywhere. I did like the approach they took at explaining who she was as a person - that being, how she took all the negatives she had been through and turned them into positives not just for herself, but for the world. That's a nice lesson for anyone, it's part of why I've always loved her, she didn't let her scars (which were some pretty serious, traumatic ones) hold her down, she used them as experiences to better appreciate the good things that came to her life. I'd recommend this documentary for someone who doesn't know much about Audrey Hepburn to begin with, it's a nice beginners guide to her. If you're not one for reading, then definitely give this documentary a watch, it's a nice summary on Audrey Hepburn.
