Film Review: The Extraordinary Miss Flower [Video]

Full Spectrum Affection

The BFI London Film Festival is genuinely one of my highlights of the year, every year. With an incredibly broad mix of storytelling in a multitude of forms, from a myriad of countries and the ability to recognise pretty much all tastes. There may be elements that don’t really do anything for you, and then there are works that tick every single one of your boxes possible, then invent entire new strata of boxes, only to immediately and joyfully check all them too.

Sashay forward with an exuberant and radiant smile… The Extraordinary Miss Flower.

I first became aware of what is ultimately an ongoing, and constantly evolving project of unfettered love, for an individual, and for life itself, when Flush covered the genesis of it all in our review of Emilana Torrini’s album Miss Flower (reviewed here: https://www.flushthefashion.com/music/music-review-emiliana-torrini-miss-flower/). An ethereally beautiful and mesmerising homage to an equally hypnotic person, …