Björk on the set of Drawing Restraint 9

[@circolombisque2285]

No acting was required for her in this movie, she quite literally just played herself

[@XoihaOsla]

so beautiful

[@dirkdarwin2571]

Bjork never ages!

[@VIsTheMusic]

Yes she does, we all age. It's totally ok to age and be hard working, successful and adored by fans who see her innermost.. Not just the surface or the holding on to an ideal we expect from them. Aging comes with looks, building upon character refinement, wisdom, courage and generosity. So she is aging and yes gracefully. Some of us more than others but it's perfectly OK. To say she was younger then. She is older now. But not by much, this wasn't like 1980s.

[@Missjunebugfreak]

She's such a unique beauty.

[@junkiego]

I hope this gets release one day :)

[@abxv_]

It's already released.

[@junkiego]

@@abxv_ what do you mean? in what format?

[@abxv_]

@@junkiego On film. You can prob find it on a streaming site or get it elsewhere. It came out in 2005

[@junkiego]

Alexandra Baxe oh.. sorry, I meant released for distribution as in official DVD or blue ray release. Cheers

[@littlemissprettybird]

junkiego oh dont get your hopes up Matthew Barney isn’t the type to make his movies accessible for wider audiences

[@swampy2008]

Like the moomin character

[@glaswennnn]

does anyone knows where I can watch the movie?

[@KaliDurga108]

0123movies4u but its low quality

[@mikesolisr]

deep web

[@celandineroots]

is that mathu anderson doing her hair ? omg

[@gabormolnar2208]

no, thats her ex-husband, Matthew Barney

[@ChannelZero1031]

What did he apologize for at the end? She replied, "Okay. It's okay."

[@ethanwimsett]

Oh she asked if there was any more "stuff" to do (I'm guessing shots), and he replied "no sorry".

[@ChannelZero1031]

@@ethanwimsett Oh okay