David Lynch's Inland Empire
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Has anyone seen this film yet? It is currently screening in Cambridge, MA for a few weeks. I think it will be out in most areas of the country after the new year.
I don't want to spoil too much, so I'm not posting a review of this film. But I'll just say that it's very brilliant, very Lynch, very emotionally-driven, and probably nothing like any film you'll see this year.
And it's about actresses.
If you've seen it, I'd like to hear your interpretations.
I don't want to spoil too much, so I'm not posting a review of this film. But I'll just say that it's very brilliant, very Lynch, very emotionally-driven, and probably nothing like any film you'll see this year.
And it's about actresses.
If you've seen it, I'd like to hear your interpretations.
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A 3hr headfuck of a film. Fantastic to watch and def. needs repeat viewing. Makes Mulholland Dr. look as complex as a Home & Away episode.
Recognized this thread a little late. Maybe you wanna join my discussion...
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