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In october issue of "Les Cahiers du Cinéma", the most important french movie magazine, Twin Peaks is on the cover for the second time of this year and once again, more than 30 pages on The Return.
In an article, there is a reference to a 1987 BBC program with David Lynch presenting the surrealists.
Lynch choosed some movies excerpts.
Including this one, the episode "Desire" by Max Ernst from the 1947 Hans Richter movie "Dreams That Money Can Buy".
Don't miss the frog on the pillow 😉
About the 1987 "Arena" BBC program, with David Lynch introduction.
(from the book "Autorship and the films of David Lynch" - Antony Todd)
Vormittagsspuk (Ghosts Before Breakfast) - Hans Richter (1928) :
Just found the BBC 1987 Arena program.
With excerpt of "Le sang d'un poète" (The blood of a poet) Jean Cocteau - 1930
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T08Sp7KDCME
Introducing "Desire" at 11'50"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfEPlDxoI_w
In october issue of "Les Cahiers du Cinéma", the most important french movie magazine, Twin Peaks is on the cover for the second time of this year and once again, more than 30 pages on The Return.
In an article, there is a reference to a 1987 BBC program with David Lynch presenting the surrealists.
Lynch choosed some movies excerpts.
Including this one, the episode "Desire" by Max Ernst from the 1947 Hans Richter movie "Dreams That Money Can Buy".Don't miss the frog on the pillow 😉
00:40 - the inspiration for the tulpa seeds?
In october issue of "Les Cahiers du Cinéma", the most important french movie magazine, Twin Peaks is on the cover for the second time of this year and once again, more than 30 pages on The Return.
In an article, there is a reference to a 1987 BBC program with David Lynch presenting the surrealists.
Lynch choosed some movies excerpts.
Including this one, the episode "Desire" by Max Ernst from the 1947 Hans Richter movie "Dreams That Money Can Buy".Don't miss the frog on the pillow 😉
Great find. I can definitely see the influence on tulpa seeds, the moth-frog girl scene as well as others.
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