From Mon Oncle to Mulholland Drive, the red pipe connects two cinematic masters: Jacques Tati & David Lynch. Tati’s playful critique of modernism finds an unexpected echo in Lynch’s surreal landscapes.
We continue to delve into the depths of Mulholland Dr.: Film References & The Dream World and Shifting Identities
⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Lynchian Journey into the Unconscious, Identity and Reality.
Expressionist and abstract art approaches are undoubtedly one of the important influences that shape Lynch's cinematic language.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Grandmother, Lynch's short film, shot thanks to the $5,000 he earned from the American Film Institute after his two previous attempts at motion picture-film transitions (Six Men Getting Sick Six Times and Alphabet).