David Lynch: The Man from Another Place
David Lynch: The Man from Another Place
August 19–21, 2016
Dennis Lim takes us on a five-program exploration of “the Lynchian," the world of abysmal terror, piercing beauty, and convulsive sorrow created by filmmaker David Lynch.
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Films - Past
Films - Past
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Past Films
Mulholland Drive
Friday, August 19 7 PMView DetailsIntroduction & Booksigning with Dennis Lim
An ingenue recently arrived in Los Angeles (Naomi Watts) becomes involved with a raven-haired amnesiac beauty (Laura Harring) in Lynch’s Chandler-by-way-of-Borges postmodern noir. One of only two twenty-first-century works named in Sight and Sound’s Greatest Films of All Time poll.Blue Velvet
David Lynch
United States, 1986Saturday, August 20 6 PMView DetailsIntroduced by Dennis Lim
In Lynch’s color-drenched, surreal noir (celebrating its thirtieth anniversary), Kyle MacLachlan and Laura Dern sleuth out the ugly underneath the meticulous lawns and rose bushes of small-town U.S.A. "An instant cult classic” (Janet Maslin, NY Times).Eraserhead
David Lynch
United States, 1976Saturday, August 20 8:45 PMView DetailsIntroduced by Dennis Lim
David Lynch’s debut feature, still creepy after all these years: “a masterpiece of texture . . . an ingenious assemblage of damp, dust, rock, wood, hair, flesh, metal, ooze. The immaculate restoration brings all this to new light” (Village Voice).A Shadow History of the Lynchian: Oddities and Marginalia
Free Screening. Tickets available on site one hour before screening.
Sunday, August 21 4:30 PMView DetailsWith Special Guest Dennis Lim
Lim, author of David Lynch: The Man from Another Place, takes us on a wide-ranging tour through the outer limits of Lynch’s filmography, from fledgling efforts to online interventions and other moving-image oddities.Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
David Lynch
United States, 1992Sunday, August 21 7 PMView DetailsIntroduced by Dennis Lim
Lynch’s prequel to his cult television show Twin Peaks heads deeper into the woods of small-town Americana, where murder, perversity, and crap interior decorating rule. “Lynch’s masterpiece” (Village Voice).





