DAVID LYNCH COLLECTION

the elephant man: special edition (1980) brilliant young doctor frederick treves (anthony hopkins) shocks his colleagues at the london hospital when he unveils a man so hideously deformed that he is condemned to life as a freak in a circus sideshow. upon returning this unfortunate to his owner bytes, treves witnesses bytes brutal treatment of the elephant man – whose real name is john merrick - and decides to rescue him for medical study at hospital. as he grows to know merrick (john hurt) however, he comes to realise that underneath the grotesque exterior there exists a gentle and intelligent man, whose capabilities have never been appreciated or allowed to develop. after years of suffering abuse and ridicule, merrick sweetly delights in this chance at a better life, but will fate and those who seek only to profit from his deformity conspire against him? also starring john gielgud and anne bancroft. inland empire (2007) laura dern plays nikki grace, an actress preparing for her biggest role yet, a hollywood movie from an acclaimed director (played by jeremy irons) opposite an amorous leading man (justin theroux). but when she finds herself falling for her co-star, she realizes that her life is beginning to mimic the fictional film that theyre shooting. adding to her confusion is the revelation that the current film is a remake of a doomed polish production that was never finished due to an unspeakable tragedy…. inland empire was david lynchs first film afer a gap of 6 years from the award-winning mulholland drive (and his first shot completely on digital) is a complex hollywood mystery that blurs the lines between fantasy and reality. mulholland drive (1986) beautiful, bizarre and strangely addictive, mulholland drive begins as a botched hit results in the meeting of bruised brunette amnesiac rita (laura harring) and blonde would-be hollywood actress betty (naomi watts – king kong, 21 grams). taking the viewer on a memorable neo-noir trip through hollywoods dark underbelly, lynch dispenses with a conventional narrative in favour of an hallucinogenic assault on the senses that will stay with you long after the credits roll.

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