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Sean Lennon's Film: Fashion, Friendship, Peace
1 Oct
Summary
- Documentary explores fashion trio's art transcending diverse backgrounds.
- Film highlights struggle for artistic viability in commercial New York.
- Lennon sees peace and love as the film's core message.
Sean Ono Lennon's documentary, "threeASFOUR: Full Circle," delves into the lives of the avant-garde fashion house threeASFOUR, comprised of designers Gabi Asfour, Angela Donhauser, and Adi Gil.
Initially focused on their challenges in establishing artistic styles within the competitive New York City market, Lennon realized the film's profound subtext during the editing process. He discovered the narrative powerfully conveys how art, beauty, and love can transcend diverse origins.
The film, which opened at New York's Film Forum on November 13, 2026, showcases the trio's creative struggles, including financial difficulties and pressure to mass-produce their designs.
With backgrounds from Lebanon-Palestine, Tajikistan-Germany, and Israel, the designers built a unique artistic family in New York, representing a modern interpretation of the American dream. Their journey highlights a triumph over adversity, maintaining artistic integrity for 25 years.
Premiering at the Tribeca International Film Festival, "threeASFOUR: Full Circle" ultimately celebrates a message of peace and love conquering hate, a realization that deeply impacted Ono Lennon personally.
