The classic phrase often used by novice film critics fits perfectly here: this is a film that you either hate or love with all your heart.
“Dead Man’s Letters” by Konstantin Lopushansky is a manifesto film, anti-war and pacifist.
The years of struggle with Eraserhead drove Lynch to the brink of despair.
One evening in early 1977, David Lynch was offering crackers, canned orange juice, and tap water to guests who had gathered in the screening room of...