Director Wim Wenders investigates the similarities between his craft, filmmaking, and that of the Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto—who, in the early 1980s, shocked and revolutionized the fashion world. Over a series of interviews in Paris and Tokyo, Yamamoto and Wenders spark a friendship.

Navigating multiple intersections at once—cinema and fashion design, Paris and Tokyo, digital and analog—this impressionistic and thought-provoking diary film sheds light on the creative process of two luminous minds: haute couture icon Yohji Yamamoto and the very man behind the camera, Wim Wenders.