Thanks, Rebekah, for another very enjoyable Bush cutting. I didn't know there was a video to this song. I watched it before I read your explanation and was trying to figure out who the emcee character was. I figured it had to be someone with real significance for Kate. Lovely to know it was Lindsay Kemp, who is such a legend in her story.
I found the acted sections rather forced, but loved seeing the dancing with the music. And the song is so infectious. I just took a screen break before writing this comment and while waiting for the kettle to boil I had a bit of a pirouette around the living room. Look what you've done!
Haha amazing, that's the effect I was hoping to have ;) There's lots to enjoy in The Line, The Cross, and The Curve, but I agree the song is the best bit.
I’m always fascinated by your posts- they provide such insight to topics I’ve previously only skimmed
Thanks so much, Posy! I really enjoy researching them so it’s lovely to hear that they’ve been interesting to read.
That was a fun read! I read all of Hans Christian Anderson when I was quite young, and some of his stories are quite gory!
I've always thought that a little bit of horror does children good.
"Grab your Gieger counter" is the best cliffhanger transition I've heard haha
Thanks, Anne! the next one is quite dark so I’m trying to be jolly…
*clutching my Geiger counter*
Geiger counters? I know what's coming next!
Thanks, Rebekah, for another very enjoyable Bush cutting. I didn't know there was a video to this song. I watched it before I read your explanation and was trying to figure out who the emcee character was. I figured it had to be someone with real significance for Kate. Lovely to know it was Lindsay Kemp, who is such a legend in her story.
I found the acted sections rather forced, but loved seeing the dancing with the music. And the song is so infectious. I just took a screen break before writing this comment and while waiting for the kettle to boil I had a bit of a pirouette around the living room. Look what you've done!
Haha amazing, that's the effect I was hoping to have ;) There's lots to enjoy in The Line, The Cross, and The Curve, but I agree the song is the best bit.
Like a child
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja77qN3pCxA&t=240s
I love The Red Shoes. The art design that the ballet scene was based on is almost as stunning.
That is gorgeous, thank you so much for sharing! I’d love a coffee table book with all those it. Maybe I’ll print a couple out to decorate my room…
Yes, me too. It's truly beautiful.