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Could the origin story of Twin Peaks’ favourite FBI agent be found beyond the picket fences of David Lynch’s 1986 film?
Taking another look at the final entry of the Skywalker Saga with the assistance of the novelisation, art of book and visual encyclopedia
Stewart Gardiner leans away from Ballardian nightmares and into a galaxy far, far away with a look at Landry Walker’s Moviemaking Magic of Star Wars
Panos Cosmatos’s midnight movie starring Nicholas Cage has a delicate relationship at its core, although also features graphic violence, tigers, Cheese-Goblins and exploding heads
Simon Shiel delights in this cluttered treasure trove of Wes Anderson information, yet wishes it had addressed the accusations of cultural appropriation and poor representation
Stewart Gardiner praises the structurally audacious biography / autobiography of David Lynch
In this archival interview, Stewart Gardiner speaks with the director of the 2007 David Lynch documentary Lynch (One)
How a moment of darkness on a painter’s canvas led Lynch to film