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File:Velvet Days and Mondays (Always Get Me Blue).jpg|link=Velvet Days and Mondays (Always Get Me Blue)|'''''[[Velvet Days and Mondays (Always Get Me Blue)]]''''' is a musical noir thriller film directed by David Lynch and starring Kyle MacLachlan, Dennis Hopper, David Lynch, and the Carpenters. | File:Velvet Days and Mondays (Always Get Me Blue).jpg|link=Velvet Days and Mondays (Always Get Me Blue)|'''''[[Velvet Days and Mondays (Always Get Me Blue)]]''''' is a musical noir thriller film directed by David Lynch and starring Kyle MacLachlan, Dennis Hopper, David Lynch, and the Carpenters. | ||
File: | File:Assault on Eraserhead 13.jpg|link=Assault on Eraserhead 13|'''''[[Assault on Eraserhead 13]]''''' is an American surrealist action thriller horror film about a police officer who defends his grossly deformed child against a relentless criminal gang. | ||
File:Willy Wonka and the Elephant Man.jpg|link=Willy Wonka and the Elephant Man|'''''[[Willy Wonka and the Elephant Man]]''''' is an American drama film starring Gene Wilder and John Hurt. | File:Willy Wonka and the Elephant Man.jpg|link=Willy Wonka and the Elephant Man|'''''[[Willy Wonka and the Elephant Man]]''''' is an American drama film starring Gene Wilder and John Hurt. | ||
File:Arrakishead.jpg|link=Arrakishead|'''''[[Arrakishead]]''''' is a 1983 surrealist science fiction horror allegory film about a dispossessed aristocrat who is left to care for his melange-addicted child in a barren desert landscape. | |||
File:Velvet House.jpg|link=Velvet House|'''''[[Velvet House]]''''' is a medical crime drama television series created and directed by David Lynch and starring Dennis Hopper and Hugh Laurie. | File:Velvet House.jpg|link=Velvet House|'''''[[Velvet House]]''''' is a medical crime drama television series created and directed by David Lynch and starring Dennis Hopper and Hugh Laurie. | ||
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* [[Elephant (1956 film)]] | * [[Elephant (1956 film)]] | ||
* ''[[Elephant's Eleven]]'' | * ''[[Elephant's Eleven]]'' | ||
Revision as of 15:48, 23 July 2023
The David Lynch Festival is a celebration of the life and accomplishments of David Lynch Festival.
Films
Velvet Days and Mondays (Always Get Me Blue) is a musical noir thriller film directed by David Lynch and starring Kyle MacLachlan, Dennis Hopper, David Lynch, and the Carpenters.
Assault on Eraserhead 13 is an American surrealist action thriller horror film about a police officer who defends his grossly deformed child against a relentless criminal gang.
Willy Wonka and the Elephant Man is an American drama film starring Gene Wilder and John Hurt.
Arrakishead is a 1983 surrealist science fiction horror allegory film about a dispossessed aristocrat who is left to care for his melange-addicted child in a barren desert landscape.
Velvet House is a medical crime drama television series created and directed by David Lynch and starring Dennis Hopper and Hugh Laurie.
Elephant's Eleven is an American crime drama film about a mysterious masked man (John Hurt) who compels eleven strangers to rob casinos.
Eraserhead Nevsky is a 1938 Soviet surrealist allegory film directed by Sergei Eisenstein and David Lynch. It depicts the attempted invasion of desolate industrial landscape in the 13th century by a man in space moving levers, and his defeat by Prince Eraserhead, known popularly as Eraserhead Nevsky.
Elephant is a 1956 American epic Western drama film starring Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson, and John Hurt.
Water for Elephant Men is an American drama film starring Reese Witherspoon and John Hurt.
Mangerhead is a 1977 Christmas film written and directed by David Lynch.
Fiction cross-reference
- Arrakishead
- Assault on Eraserhead 13
- Elephant (1956 film)
- Elephant's Eleven
- Eraserhead Nevsky
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- Mangerhead
- Velvet Days and Mondays (Always Get Me Blue)
- Velvet House
- Water for Elephant Men
- Willy Wonka and the Elephant Man
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- Post @ Twitter (20 January 2023)