An evocative and visceral 30 minutes that operate primarily on subconscious levels, without dialogue, full of demented animation and nocturnal live-action elements. Effectively expands Lynch's preoccupations (the terror of the domestic, nightmarish visuals) within a mythic space. Like the best fables, frightening, timeless, smothered in sleep and ether. Portends Eraserhead.
before the title, be warned—there are possible spoilers in the review.
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