Cartier's message this winter is "LOVE IS ALL. A two-minute movie featuring the eminent members of the Cartier team has been released.

Cartier, a long-established French watchmaker, is once again making its presence felt. Cartier has always been popular for its Tank and Santos wristwatches, as well as its signature jewelry such as Trinity, LOVE, and Juste un Clou, which are favored by people with a strong sense of fashion.

When you think about it, timeless pieces that cover both classic and modern styles will last a lifetime. The brand has a mysterious charm that makes you want to stretch your legs to get it.

Cartier has released a 2-minute movie for the holiday season titled "LOVE IS ALL. Let's take a look at it first.

This work expresses the messages "LOVE" and "TOGETHERNESS" that Cartier wants to convey today, and is filled with deep feelings for art and culture. This work expresses Cartier's deep feelings toward art and culture.

The 12 people appointed were. Lily Collins (actress), Troye Sivan (singer), Maria Carla Boscono (model), Monica Bellucci (actress), Katia Buniatishvili (pianist), Willow Smith (singer), and many others.

Annabelle Wallis, actress

Golshifteh Farahani, actress

Katia Buniatishvili, pianist

Maria Carla Boscono (model)

Melanie Laurent, actress

Monica Bellucci, actress

Ella Balinska, actress.

Jackson Wang, member of boy group GOT7

Maisie Williams, actress

Willow Smith, singer

Lily Collins, actress

Troy Sivan, singer

The film was directed by Charlotte Wales , an up-and-coming artist who also works as a fashion photographer for "Vogue" magazine and other publications. She shot the film in Paris, Los Angeles , and Shanghai in order to create a single video work.

To begin with, "Love is All" is a classic song created by musicians Roger Clover and Ronnie James Dio in the 1970s. As can be seen from the lyrics that begin with "Everybody's got to live together," the song tells of the importance of the connection between people.

This is a powerful movie that is typical of Cartier. Perhaps it is because we live in complex times that such a simple message resonates with us.