Lost Highway18

Directed by David Lynch | USA | 1997 | 2h 14m | Starring Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette, John Roselius, Robert Blake, Michael Massee, Henry Rollins

A jazz saxophonist begins to suspect his wife of infidelity after receiving unsettling VHS tapes in the mail. His life spirals into further chaos when he is accused of his wife’s murder and then inexplicably vanishes, his identity fracturing into that of another man. Lost Highway marks a shift in David Lynch’s focus from the sinister undercurrents of suburban America (as explored in Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks) to the shadowy depths of life in Los Angeles—a theme he would revisit in both Mulholland Drive and Inland Empire. With its bold expressionism, ruptured narrative structure, and haunting imagery, this postmodern noir represents Lynch at his most darkly surreal.

One-off screening plus a guest introduction. Part of our David Lynch Weekender – click here to purchase a limited Weekend Pass.

Reviews

‘Forget about vampires, zombies and the undead, this is true horror.’
★★★★★
Kevin Maher, The Times

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