| Mulholland Drive |  |
| New Movie From Genius Director David Lynch | |
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SYNOPSIS by David Lynch Part one : She found herself inside the perfect mystery Part two : a sad illusion Part three : love From the dark and fertile mind of David Lynch - America’s premiere contemporary director – comes another compelling journey into the violent and twisted heart of America. Already described as "a poisonous valentine to Hollywood", the film features challenging and ambiguous performances from Naomi Watts (Strange Planet), former Miss U.S.A Laura Elena Harring (the upcoming John Q), Justin Theroux (I Shot Andy Warhol), Hollywood veteran Ann Miller (Kiss Me Kate) and Robert Forster (Jackie Brown). |
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uses the very best technical talents to bring his surreal vision to
the screen: Lost Highway cinematographer Peter Deming again handles
photography duties, Jack Fisk (The Straight Story) is the Production
Designer and regular Lynch collaborator Mary Sweeney edits. The score is of course courtesy of Angelo Badalementi. Your worse nightmares made real,
Mulholland Drive is released by Pathé on January 4th 2002. |
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