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David Lynch And Kyle MacLachlan Both Cameo In “A New Sunrise Over Sunset” Short

David Lynch appears a number of times throughout this short film talking about bliss, his love for Los Angeles, and the possibility of a peaceful and happy world.
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Bliss is physical, emotional, mental, spiritual happiness. And you can vibrate with this bliss. And it’s this happiness from within.
—David Lynch

In “A New Sunrise Over Sunset,” director Shaniqwa Jarvis explores the themes of mindfulness, personal connection and community. “The film bridges Los Angeles culture with mindfulness through the perspective of locals who have deep understandings of well-being in their lives,” says David Lynch, who appears a number of times throughout the short film addressing bliss, his love for Los Angeles, and the possibility of a peaceful and happy world.

The David Lynch Foundation has partnered with The James Hotels and Dazed Media to create this short starring a host of celebrated locals, including model and designer Erin Wasson, Grammy Award winner James Fauntleroy, vocalist Nia Andrews, artist and Kanye West-collaborator Cali DeWitt, chef Kris Yenbamroong, and visual artist Brendan Fowler.

Last but not least, actor Kyle MacLachlan contributes his voice to a segment about meditation and transformation.

From every single booking made at the hotel through its opening on May 1st, 2017, The James West Hollywood – Sunset will donate $10 to the David Lynch Foundation.

I have been traveling through the years and one thing I’ve discovered is, people everywhere are just great. People all over are fantastic.
—David Lynch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlnzjA7nzS4

Founder and curator of Welcome to Twin Peaks since 2011. Bobsessed since March 1991.

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  1. Dave Anderson says:

    A DREAM COME TRUE
    CHRISTMAS IN MAY
    THE FIRST REALLY GOOD THING IN 2017

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