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Two cartoon rabbits, one holding a cake and dressed in a red pinafore, the other in a purple suit, in a countryside setting with hills and clouds.
In Heaven Everything Is Fine

In Twin Peaks

by Aaron Stewart-Ahn

Screen­writer, film­mak­er and David Lynch dis­ci­ple Aaron Stew­art-Ahn reflects on grow­ing up a stone’s throw from the set­ting of Lynch’s mag­num opus, and what lies at the beat­ing heart of all his cre­ative work.
Two bearded men, one in a red shirt and hat, the other in a purple and grey striped shirt, set against a wooden background.
In Heaven Everything Is Fine

Full of stars: The Straight Story

by Hannah Strong

David Lynch’s most unlike­ly fea­ture exam­ines the pain, regret, love and hope that makes life worth living.
Close-up portrait of a man in red clothing arranging red roses on a wooden frame.
In Heaven Everything Is Fine

Desire Wore Blue Velvet

by Jourdain Searles

Jour­dain Sear­les reflects on the pow­er dynam­ics at play in David Lynch’s seduc­tive 1986 thriller.
Dark sketch of a woman sitting on a bed in a rustic interior, with a window and furnishings visible.
In Heaven Everything Is Fine

The monstrous and the tender in The Elephant Man

by Christina Newland

Christi­na New­land explores the rhythms of David Lynch’s take on the life of Joseph Merrick.
Graphic comic-style image depicting an angry, screaming woman with wild hair in a red and black palette, surrounded by smaller images including an explosion and another woman.
In Heaven Everything Is Fine

An endless summer with Twin Peaks: The Return

by Mark Asch

Mark Asch recalls the sul­try sum­mer of 2017, when Dale Coop­er returned to tele­vi­sion and the world was for­ev­er changed.
Illustration depicting two male faces, one in cool blue tones and the other in warm red tones, with expressive features and dramatic shading.
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Dreaming of Lost Highway

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Sophie Monks Kauf­man recalls a strange vision in the night­time and the haunt­ing nature of David Lynch’s 1997 neo-noir.
A woman with curly, dark hair adorned with crescent moon accessories, wearing a black feathered garment and staring intently at the viewer against a starry night background.
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Light in the darkness: David Lynch’s Dune

by Marina Ashioti

David Lynch’s one-time adven­ture in Hol­ly­wood block­buster film­mak­ing would for­ev­er change him – but not his heart.
Illustration of a woman with flowing blonde hair, red lips, and two pink rabbit-like creatures in the corners.
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Women in trouble: On Inland Empire

by Esther Rosenfield

Through­out his career – though per­haps nowhere so much as in Inland Empire – David Lynch carved out a space for pow­er­ful depic­tions of women in crisis.
Four angry, cartoon-style faces with speech bubbles containing rude language. Geometric shapes, bold black lines, and expressive facial features. Football player and spectators depicted.
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A trip down to DumbLand

by Esmé Holden

David Lynch’s lit­tle-seen car­toon series about an angry man named Randy could­n’t be more pertinent.
Two cartoon rabbits, one holding a cake and dressed in a red pinafore, the other in a purple suit, in a countryside setting with hills and clouds.
In Heaven Everything Is Fine

Love in the land of Twin Peaks

by Juan Barquin

Mark Frost and David Lynch’s beloved tele­vi­sion series is a tes­ta­ment to the great­est pow­er human beings have.
Colourful illustration showing two women, one smiling with large fluffy hair, the other with eyes closed.
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Personal freedom in Wild at Heart

by Kathryn Bromwich

A snake­skin jack­et stands for so much in David Lynch’s lurid fairy­tale Wild at Heart.
In Heaven Everything Is Fine

Laura longs for an angel: On Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

by Willow Catelyn Maclay

Wil­low Cate­lyn Maclay reflects on the lone­ly last days of Lau­ra Palmer in David Lynch’s Twin Peaks prequel.