Tornatore turns Brunello Cucinelli’s cashmere empire into a two-hour act of devotion

Tornatore turns Brunello Cucinelli’s cashmere empire into a two-hour act of devotion

Giuseppe Tornatore builds his new documentary around a single, telling conceit: a card game. Across the table from Brunello Cucinelli sits an unseen opponent, and each hand turns over another chapter of the entrepreneur’s life — the grandfather he called “little fox,” the father he called “young lord,” the wife he calls “the wolf.” It is an elegant way to narrate a biography, and a revealing one, because the man on screen is both the subject of …