Charles Bremer is a recluse and collector of rare flowers and objects d'art. Loved and smothered by his mother, the past remains as real to him as his present life. Each Wednesday Charles takes Lisa, an artist's model, to his sumptuous house and pays her to strip to the love duet from Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor." Lisa, his "little flower," introduces him to David Saunders, an old fashioned painter and a new threat to Charles' world. Paul Cox's "Man of Flowers" is a film about the confrontation between modern art and traditional art; between modern love and traditional love; between modern life and traditional life. A film about art, insanity, loneliness and sex.
Source: Image Entertainment, Inc.
DVD Features:
Region 0
Keep Case
Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.85
Audio:
Dolby Digital Stereo - English
A reclusive art collector and his beautiful model experience a strange love-hate relationship in Paul Cox's heady drama MAN OF FLOWERS. Charles Bremer collects rare flowers and art objects for a living. A recluse who has an intense relationship with his mother, Bremer must confront the realities of life when he becomes physically involved with a lovely model.