Lynch's first film project, it is basically an endlessly repeating film of people vomiting with their heads on fire projected on to a special sculptured screen featuring twisted three-dimensional face...( read more
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This is an important film in modern cinema because this is where Lynch discovered film. He was an art student before this, and this is actually more of an installation art piece rather than a film but also, it was a moment of self realisation and discovery for Lynch. The birth of...( read more)
Strange student film of a very young David Lynch. More interesting when taken in context with his other short films as it shows the remarkable evolution of one of the best avant-garde film makers of our time.
I can't believe this is listed on its own! Phenomenal work that I think concretely demonstrates that film can have physical effect on the human observing it.
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