Alicia Vikander Runs Out of Answers in Mysterious Short for Vogue
Swedish Star Teams Up Again With Niclas Larssen, Anna Wintour in Sequel to 'Magic Diner'
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Two years ago, Swedish actor Alicia Vikander appeared in "Magic Diner" a mysterious short film for Vogue, in which she sought help from a fortune telling machine that she found in a diner, which dispenses cryptic, almost smart-alecky responses to her deep questions.
Now, the "Tomb Raider" star and the same team (director Niclas Larsson and production company Iconoclast) reunite for a sequel. This time, Vikander's star has risen and she's on the front page of all the papers. Even the Nobel Prize Committee want to talk to her! But, alone in her hotel room in the Ritz-Carlton New York, she's anxious and panics when her fortune telling machine runs out of cards. Once again, Vogue editor Anna Wintour plays a cameo, arriving at the end of the film with some "eggs." It's all rather mysterious, but incredibly stylish, which presumably is the point.
Credits
- Date
- Feb 15, 2018
- Brand :
- Vogue
- Client :
- Vogue
- Director :
- Niclas Larsson
- Fashion Editor :
- Andrew Mukamal
- Executive Producer :
- Jean Mougin
- Line Producer :
- Grant Curatola
- Production Supervisor :
- Salaah Swan
- 1st Assistant Director :
- Matthew McCann
- Director, Photography :
- Evan Prosofsky
- 1st Assistant Camera :
- Doug Durant
- Production Designer :
- Olga Miasnikova
- Hair :
- Tomo Jidai
- Makeup :
- Romy Soleimani
- Manicure :
- Eri Handa
- Sound Director :
- Philip Kim
- Producer :
- Iconoclast
- Edit Company :
- Rock Paper Scissors
- Editor :
- Carla Luffe
- Colorist :
- Sofie Borup
- Color :
- Company 3
- Location :
- The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
- Shot on :
- KODAK Motion Picture Film
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