A CELEBRATION OF DAVID LYNCH
David Lynch, who died in January of this year, was one of America’s most distinctive auteurs. At once a pop culture icon, visionary artist and popular surrealist, Lynch enthralled and provoked viewers since his cult screen debut, Eraserhead in 1977.
Lynch’s sense of the beauty and terror of the little details of human lives defines his work. Surrealistic imagery and bold sound design combine in his films to create unsettling and immersive worlds. Worlds where horror and humour coexist, in screen masterpieces such as Blue Velvet, Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks.
Nick Johnston-Jones of the Cinema Education Team presents an overview and discussion of this unique and greatly loved screen artist.
100m inc Q&A
