They overdo it with the blurred backgrounds and scenes in this thing, the blurs often go too long.

The problem is not that it is very long, which it is, but that it is also very crappy. However, some brilliant dialogue is saved.

_La Flor_ is a big pile of film someone dumped in the middle of the cinema and it doesn't really care if you want to take the time to sift through it or not.

It's an Argentinian anthology film with all films directed by the same man (Mariano Llinás) and starring the same for women in different roles. The poster says it all... There are six films in total (most of which start and end in medias res), in six genres for a 14-hour movie. The arrows on the poster each represent a film, and that film's relation to the other films.

I've only seen part 1, as of yet, which includes the first two films and the arrow on in the middle (the genres covered were horror, musical and espionage). It's 'unique', and the only reason anyone should embark on this adventure is to say you accomplished it. If you're a casual cinema goer who sees movies for entertainment, keep going past this one.