“Bill Cunningham New York” is a documentary film that record Bill Cunningham’s daily life. Who is Bill Cunningham? If you see a strange elderly person people, wearing a blue jacket, carrying a camera and staring at you with childish smile, congratulations! You most probably have encountered Bill Cunningham; the man owns a unique column “On the street”. In the documentary, Vogue editor Anna Wintour maintains that 'We all get dressed for Bill. Before the fashion show and before the prevalence of street snap, there was Bill Cunningham, the man dropped out from Harvard and insisted in on photographing interesting people who were wearing nice clothes. I guess Bill may possibly be the poorest prestigious photographer since he Bill never charges for his pictures.' Bill has his own philosophy. He points out that if you don’t take money, they cannot tell you what to do. In the movie, Bill happily said that money is the cheapest thing - liberty and freedom are the most expensive. Living in a small apartment for over 60 years, Bill devotes to snapping the great, the good and the stylish by cycling around New York City. In the movie, I saw [ 'watched' or 'regarded' may work better here ] a man who loves his job, which is beyond a job; more like a career that Bill has a real passion for. This movie enlightened me; besides pursuing high salaries, distinguished fame and outstanding status, human beings are supposed to find a working territory that the person really has passion for. Moreover, it is important to figure out, deep in your heart, what you truly desire. Just like Bill said in the movie, "It's not work, it's pleasure.” [ Such an improvement :) .... Very proud ]

“Bill Cunningham New York” is a documentary film that record Bill Cunningham’s daily life. Who is Bill Cunningham? If you see a strange elderly people, wearing a blue jacket, carrying a camera and staring at you with childish smile, congratulations! You must have encountered Bill Cunningham; the man owns a unique column “On the street”. In the documentary, Vogue editor Anna Wintour maintains that 'We all get dressed for Bill. Before the fashion show and before the prevalence of street snap, there was Bill Cunningham, the man dropped out from Harvard and insisted in photographing interesting people who wear nice clothes. I guess Bill may be the poorest prestigious photographer since Bill never charges for his pictures.' Bill has his own philosophy. He points out that if you don’t take money, they cannot tell you what to do. In the movie, Bill happily said that money is the cheapest thing - liberty and freedom are the most expensive. Living in a small apartment for over 60 years, Bill devotes to snapping the great, the good and the stylish by cycling around New York City. In the movie, I saw a man who loves his job, which is beyond a job; more like a career that Bill has real passion for. This movie enlightened me; besides pursuing high salaries, distinguished fame and outstanding status, human beings are supposed to find a working territory that the person really has passion for. Moreover, it is important to figure out, deep in your heart, what you truly desire. Just like Bill said in the movie, "It's not work, it's pleasure.”