The camera pans across pristine blue water before closing in on a woman with romantic, windblown hair, her waves whipping gracefully around her face.
Heinz Kerry's hair was windblown and her cheeks rosy.
In some of the most visually arresting passages in this quietly beautiful movie, Barbara bikes alone along a country road next to a stand of windblown trees, her only accompaniment the sounds of the howling wind, churning leaves and cawing sea gulls.
Before entering, she'd hastily combed her windblown hair and powdered her face.
"Eleven things that float," she said, raising a hand to her forehead to smooth down the bangs of her windblown pageboy.
Standing on stage in a bright blue sequined dress, as a small fan created a windblown effect in her hair, Defonte whose drag persona is a bit of a mix between Harley Quinn and Phyllis Diller introduced the performers. .
Her heart had stopped and she had drifted toward a white light that rose away from her like a windblown sheet, hovering over what she recognized as her cluttered living room.
With her was a man, nobody Jewel had ever seen before, his gray hair windblown, his eyeglasses repaired with white tape at the bridge, his worn running shoes untied.
Soon he finds himself hired as her personal footman, and then as her munshi, or teacher; his duties range from teaching her Urdu to dancing with her, on a warm Florentine night, and serving her tea on a windblown Scottish hillside.
"It's been 31 years," she said contentedly one morning recently, her hair spangled with windblown rice.
