David Lynch: the filmmaker with singular vision who believed that ‘no one really dies’
Lynch was renowned for his steadfast refusal to provide answers as to what his films mean. When asked in a Bafta interview to elaborate on his claim that Eraserhead is his “most spiritual film”, for example, Lynch abruptly answered: “No.”
Music, Literature, Cinema' explores how the late filmmaker inspired a generation of creatives, including singer Lana Del Rey ...
Dune was the late director's biggest creative heartbreak. But by filming an unfilmable sci-fi novel, he paved the way for ...
In his later life, Lynch charged into the digital frontier in his typically singular fashion. He used grainy digital video ...
The entertainment industry is paying tribute to David Lynch, with Steven Spielberg remembering the iconic director as a ...
David Lynch, who died Thursday, combined Eisenhower-era innocence & experimental cinema to forge a disturbing, darkly hilarious look at American life ...
The visionary "Twin Peaks" filmmaker is remembered as a complete original and built up quite the list of collaborators since ...
In a heart-touching new social media post, Naoki Urasawa shared art that he had originally shared to pay homage to Lynch, ...
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Read the late director and visual artist David Lynch's 2018 memoir-biography, 'Room to Dream,' and listen to Lynch narrate the audiobook on Amazon.
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