The Face | Neneh Cherry documentary with Honey Dijon, Zadie Smith, Robyn and Dick Jewell

Few artists captured the spirit of THE FACE from the late ’80s to the early ’90s as much as Neneh Cherry. Cherry’s solo career exploded with her seminal 1988 single 'Buffalo Stance'. Her cocktail of club music and hip-hop amplified her progressive values and a rebellious spirit. As a member of the Buffalo collective alongside the likes of fashion legends Jamie Morgan, Ray Petri and the late Judy Blame, she’s widely recognised as one of the most subversively stylish musicians to ever grace the stage. In 'Neneh', a documentary directed by Jess Kohl, Cherry is joined by her friend, the filmmaker and photographer Dick Jewell to reflect on the time around her debut album 'Raw Like Sushi'. Robyn, Zadie Smith and Honey Dijon also call in to share their praise.