Gabi Asfour, Angela Donhauser, and Adi Gil

ThreeASFOUR: FULL CIRCLE: the Real Artist Life Documentary (Review) Exclusive Photos

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 Actress Natasha Lyonne : Moderator 

Credit: Randy Brooke  (Q&A photo credits )

Credit: Randy Brooke  (Q&A photo credits )
Natasha Lyonne Credit: Randy Brooke  (Q&A photo credits )
(below) Sean Ono Lennon and co-directed by Brain Gonzalez ,Daniel Sheppard , Photos are exclusive credits to: Ouch Magazine/  J.M.Villanueva Sean Ono Lennon and co-directed by Brain Gonzalez ,Daniel Sheppard ,Photos are exclusive credits to: Ouch Magazine/  J.M.Villanueva 

 

In threeASFOUR: Full Circle, director Sean Ono Lennon and co-director Brian Gonzalez craft a mesmerizing portrait of artistry, perseverance, and the price of staying true to a vision. More than a fashion documentary, this intimate film is a meditation on friendship, identity, and the fragile balance between creativity and survival in New York City.

Following designers Gabi Asfour, Angela Donhauser, and Adi Gil over a five-year period, the documentary reveals the emotional and financial realities behind one of fashion’s most innovative collectives. Their work—an extraordinary fusion of technology, sculpture, spirituality, and couture—has earned admiration from icons such as Björk and Chloë Sevigny, yet the film never romanticizes the struggle that accompanies artistic independence.

What makes Full Circle so compelling is its refusal to treat fashion as mere spectacle. Lennon's camera lingers not only on breathtaking garments and runway moments but also on unpaid bills, mounting debt, and the quiet anxieties that accompany a life devoted to art. The result is a documentary that feels deeply human, transforming the story of a fashion collective into something universally relatable.

Visually, the film mirrors the collective's aesthetic: elegant, unconventional, and often transcendent. The designers’ commitment to intercultural and interspecies unity emerges as both a creative philosophy and a hopeful response to an increasingly divided world. Their collaboration—rooted in backgrounds spanning Lebanon, Russia, and Israel—becomes one of the documentary’s most moving themes, offering a vision of harmony that feels both idealistic and urgently relevant.

Rather than presenting its subjects as fashion-world legends, threeASFOUR: Full Circle celebrates them as dreamers who continue to choose creativity over commerce, even when the cost is steep. It is a thoughtful, visually stunning documentary that speaks as much to artists and entrepreneurs as it does to fashion enthusiasts.

 A beautifully crafted and emotionally resonant documentary, threeASFOUR: Full Circle is a tribute to the enduring power of collaboration, artistic integrity, and the courage required to create without compromise.


Cast & Credit

Sean Ono Lennon  Director and co-directed by Brain Gonzalez

Producer: Beth Levison , Lauren Evangelista , Brian C. Gonzalez , Daniel Sheppard

Music: Tom Rogerson , Cinematographer: Brain C. Gonzalez  Editor: Jenny Golden