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Her Fragrant Emulsion (1987) | Slate

Her Fragrant Emulsion

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Rated 10.0 on TMDB

Her Fragrant Emulsion

“Her Fragrant Emulsion is an obsessional homage to the ’60s B-film actress Mimsy Farmer. The film’s visceral collage images act as a metaphor for sensuality and move in and out of sync with the soundtrack to evoke the distancing and intimacy cycles that are common in love relationships.”—Lewis Klahr

Released: 1987
Runtime: 10m

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Lewis KlahrDirector

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Mimsy FarmerBillie

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