ISSN 1712-9559
Keyword : David Lynch
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A theoretical analysis of how critics have responded to Lynch's strategies of constructing meaning.
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An analysis of how Blue Velvet consciously opens itself up to seemingly contrary meanings.
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An impressionistic account of Transcendental Meditation by way of Lynch and INLAND EMPIRE.
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An in-depth analysis of David Lynch's animated series Dumbland that convincingly argues for its likeness to Dadiast art and Absurdist drama.
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Randolph Jordan relies equally on his 'eyes' and 'ears' as he concentrates on the often overlooked juxtaposition of sound and image, a dialectic that is becoming an increasingly important part of Montreal's FCMM Festival International Nouveau Cinéma et Nouveaux Médias.
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Historically, Halloween has its origins with the ancient Druids, who believed that on the eve of All Saints' Day, the lord of the dead, Saman, would summon a host of evil spirits. In modern days the only evil spirits called on during Halloween (excluding all those little tyrants running around in costumes!) are those emanating from movie screens.
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“The film image is an alienated reflection -an imitation of life perilously similar to the original.”
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« A quietly dark, sinister reworking of The Island of Dr. Moreau and various children's tales (Tom Thumb, Jack the Giant Killer)»
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