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David Lynch’s 15-minute short movie (or rather, “extended commercial”) for Dior, Lady Blue Shanghai, had to include a Dior bag, Old Shanghai and the Pearl Tower. The other elements are all totally Lynch, reminiscent of Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me to name just two. Can you spot Lynch’s trademark techniques and symbolism? Post your answers in the comments!
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2 comments
Billiam says:
Jul 17, 2011
Blue Rose, to name one of many….
Andrei Preda says:
Apr 9, 2013
the blue rose is one of lynch’s elements used in fire walk with me