Bill Cunningham New York

Eighty-year-old Bill Cunningham pedals his bicycle through New York City, his eyes scanning the sidewalks for sparks of personal style. His life is a perpetual fashion carnival, meticulously documented for his columns in The New York Times. He resides in a tiny, filing-cabinet-filled apartment in Carnegie Hall, devoid of a kitchen or worldly possessions. The film traces his daily pilgrimage from high-society galas to bustling street corners, unveiling the philosophy of a man who saw essence in detail and maintained profound humility despite his towering influence in the fashion world.