Four Academy Award nominations, one Palme d’Or and a Best Director award at Cannes. Which aspiring filmmaker wouldn’t want to follow in David Lynch’s steps? Writer, director and producer, Joe McClean, made a step-by-step guide on How To Make A David Lynch Film and disguised it as a David Lynch film in which a couple discovers a mysterious tape with a ’50s style instructional video.
Referring to Lost Highway, Blue Velvet, Elephant Man, and Eraserhead, this 9-minute parody sums up which Lynchian elements definitely to include, like bug closeups, random shots of out-of-focus movement, lots of kissing, painted fingernails, and unexplained dialogue.
McClean on How To Make A David Lynch Film:
It’s plain and simple. I watch David Lynch movies and I just don’t understand them. I decided I was going to try and figure them out so I stapled my eyes open and had a Lynch-a-thon. It didn’t help. I thought if I forced myself to watch, at some point it would just click and it would all make since. That never happened. I believe that good and bad are subjective terms so I allow others to spew forth praise and amazement at the genius of Lynch’s work, and I fully believe they have a right to their opinion.
This movie is my opinion.
Be warned that some parts of this short film are NSFW. And probably NSFDLF either (= Not Safe For David Lynch Fans.)
https://vimeo.com/24779505
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fantastic! very funny
excellent!!!! their mongoloids! haha…
Why does a work of art have to make sense? Sometimes when we experience things in the abstract or the non-sequiter the complicated weight of the individual pieces is enough to create an amazing atmosphere for your mind. Lynch is more of an artist than a director. He’s always been an artist first. I don’t know how many great pieces of art make no sense to me, but hit me in the gut just the same. Watching David Lynch is right-brain work, stop trying to find an equation.
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