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Noir Con: Lost Highway at Cultural Center
Noir Con: Lost Highway
FRI 24 OCT
Coming Soon to
Cultural Center
Dennis McMillan will interview our special guest, Barry Gifford, who co-wrote the screenplay of Lost Highway with David Lynch, in a tribute to the late, inimitable David Lynch, whose groundbreaking work expanded the very definition of noir.
Experience his mesmerizing LOST HIGHWAY (1997), a surrealist neo-noir masterpiece that plunges viewers into a nightmarish labyrinth of fractured identities and elusive realities. Starring Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette, and Balthazar Getty, Lynch crafts a Möbius strip of a narrative, where a jazz musician mysteriously transforms into a young mechanic, both ensnared in a web of suspicion, desire, and menacing figures.
LOST HIGHWAY is a deeply unsettling meditation on obsession, sexual insecurity, and the terrifying unreliability of memory, pushing the boundaries of traditional noir into a realm entirely Lynch's own.
Prepare for a journey into the darkest corners of the psyche, where dreams and waking life bleed together and nothing is as it seems.
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Experience his mesmerizing LOST HIGHWAY (1997), a surrealist neo-noir masterpiece that plunges viewers into a nightmarish labyrinth of fractured identities and elusive realities. Starring Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette, and Balthazar Getty, Lynch crafts a Möbius strip of a narrative, where a jazz musician mysteriously transforms into a young mechanic, both ensnared in a web of suspicion, desire, and menacing figures.
LOST HIGHWAY is a deeply unsettling meditation on obsession, sexual insecurity, and the terrifying unreliability of memory, pushing the boundaries of traditional noir into a realm entirely Lynch's own.
Prepare for a journey into the darkest corners of the psyche, where dreams and waking life bleed together and nothing is as it seems.
Dennis McMillan will interview our special guest, Barry Gifford, who co-wrote the screenplay of Lost Highway with David Lynch, in a tribute to the late, inimitable David Lynch, whose groundbreaking work expanded the very definition of noir.
Experience his mesmerizing LOST HIGHWAY (1997), a surrealist neo-noir masterpiece that plunges viewers into a nightmarish labyrinth of fractured identities and elusive realities. Starring Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette, and Balthazar Getty, Lynch crafts a Möbius strip of a narrative, where a jazz musician mysteriously transforms into a young mechanic, both ensnared in a web of suspicion, desire, and menacing figures.
LOST HIGHWAY is a deeply unsettling meditation on obsession, sexual insecurity, and the terrifying unreliability of memory, pushing the boundaries of traditional noir into a realm entirely Lynch's own.
Prepare for a journey into the darkest corners of the psyche, where dreams and waking life bleed together and nothing is as it seems.
Experience his mesmerizing LOST HIGHWAY (1997), a surrealist neo-noir masterpiece that plunges viewers into a nightmarish labyrinth of fractured identities and elusive realities. Starring Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette, and Balthazar Getty, Lynch crafts a Möbius strip of a narrative, where a jazz musician mysteriously transforms into a young mechanic, both ensnared in a web of suspicion, desire, and menacing figures.
LOST HIGHWAY is a deeply unsettling meditation on obsession, sexual insecurity, and the terrifying unreliability of memory, pushing the boundaries of traditional noir into a realm entirely Lynch's own.
Prepare for a journey into the darkest corners of the psyche, where dreams and waking life bleed together and nothing is as it seems.
Noir Con: Lost Highway
FRI 24 OCT
Coming Soon to
Cultural Center
Dennis McMillan will interview our special guest, Barry Gifford, who co-wrote the screenplay of Lost Highway with David Lynch, in a tribute to the late, inimitable David Lynch, whose groundbreaking work expanded the very definition of noir.
Experience his mesmerizing LOST HIGHWAY (1997), a surrealist neo-noir masterpiece that plunges viewers into a nightmarish labyrinth of fractured identities and elusive realities. Starring Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette, and Balthazar Getty, Lynch crafts a Möbius strip of a narrative, where a jazz musician mysteriously transforms into a young mechanic, both ensnared in a web of suspicion, desire, and menacing figures.
LOST HIGHWAY is a deeply unsettling meditation on obsession, sexual insecurity, and the terrifying unreliability of memory, pushing the boundaries of traditional noir into a realm entirely Lynch's own.
Prepare for a journey into the darkest corners of the psyche, where dreams and waking life bleed together and nothing is as it seems.
