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David Lynch grins as the 1990 Cannes audience boos 'Wild at Heart' winning the Palme d'Or. Roger Ebert, in his review of the film, mentioned he was one of the booers in the crowd. It's important to remember that receiving boos at Cannes is often the highest honor a filmmaker can receive.

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Rest in peace to one of cinema’s most outstanding artists, the legendary actor Terence Stamp.

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Only a vain and jealous jerk, or some catastrophically bad actor who is in a personal feud with Paul Dano, can say that this is a bad acting performance.

Cinephilia, anti-fascism, & fuck AI

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David Lynch shares his thoughts on dying and living. 💔 h/t r/davidlynch

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Wait, what? The New York Film Festival rejected There Will Be Blood? Who is that person who rejected the film? Does anyone know?

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Werner Herzog has slammed the use of AI in new cinematic releases, saying that films that make use of the technology “look completely dead.” “There are stories, but they have no soul. They are empty and soulless.” Amen to that!

Cinephilia & Anti-fascism

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This is the best acting lesson ever filmed.

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David Lynch consoling Robert Altman after they lose to Ron Howard in the Best Director category at the 2002 Academy Awards. 💔

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223,447 views • 1 year ago

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It's 1999, and Mel Gibson, clearly high, narrates his meeting with Christopher Walken. View at your own risk. 🤣

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The audience's reactions to David Lynch's Eraserhead.

Cinephilia, antifascism, & fuck AI

197,633 views • 1 year ago

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The original "Wicked Game" video directed by David Lynch with scenes from Wild at Heart. In loving memory of David Lynch (January 20, 1946–January 15, 2025)

Cinephilia, anti-fascism, & fuck AI

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Daily dose of Werner Herzog: Bavarian musicians 💙

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“Nobody did night photography like Adam.” In loving memory of Master Cinematographer Adam Greenberg (1937–2025)

Cinephilia & Anti-fascism

65,595 views • 7 months ago

0:47

We are all sad, and it is difficult for everyone, but this will undoubtedly put a huge smile on your face and provide you with immense energy for the rest of the day. Naomi Watts recalls her first meeting with David Lynch. 💔

Cinephilia, anti-fascism, & fuck AI

112,881 views • 1 year ago

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Everything William Friedkin thinks about The Exorcist: Believer, we think too. So, nothing good.

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Orson Welles explained the value of “ignorance.”

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This is called DIRECTING!

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Alan J. Pakula’s All the President’s Men hit theaters 50 years ago today—and remains one of the most influential political thrillers ever made.

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Fritz Lang, BOTD, in an interview with William Friedkin, talks about the robot from Metropolis. You can watch the full 92-minute interview at the link in the reply.

Cinephilia, antifascism, & fuck AI

31,782 views • 6 months ago

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David Lynch discusses Stanley #Kubrick 💔

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David Lynch grins as the 1990 Cannes audience boos 'Wild at Heart' winning the Palme d'Or. Roger Ebert, in his review of the film, mentioned he was one of the booers in the crowd. It's important to remember that receiving boos at Cannes is often the highest honor a filmmaker can receive.

Rest in peace to one of cinema’s most outstanding artists, the legendary actor Terence Stamp.

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Watch Anya Live

Only a vain and jealous jerk, or some catastrophically bad actor who is in a personal feud with Paul Dano, can say that this is a bad acting performance.

David Lynch shares his thoughts on dying and living. 💔 h/t r/davidlynch

Wait, what? The New York Film Festival rejected There Will Be Blood? Who is that person who rejected the film? Does anyone know?

Werner Herzog has slammed the use of AI in new cinematic releases, saying that films that make use of the technology “look completely dead.” “There are stories, but they have no soul. They are empty and soulless.” Amen to that!

This is the best acting lesson ever filmed.

David Lynch consoling Robert Altman after they lose to Ron Howard in the Best Director category at the 2002 Academy Awards. 💔

It's 1999, and Mel Gibson, clearly high, narrates his meeting with Christopher Walken. View at your own risk. 🤣

The audience's reactions to David Lynch's Eraserhead.

The original "Wicked Game" video directed by David Lynch with scenes from Wild at Heart. In loving memory of David Lynch (January 20, 1946–January 15, 2025)

Daily dose of Werner Herzog: Bavarian musicians 💙

“Nobody did night photography like Adam.” In loving memory of Master Cinematographer Adam Greenberg (1937–2025)

We are all sad, and it is difficult for everyone, but this will undoubtedly put a huge smile on your face and provide you with immense energy for the rest of the day. Naomi Watts recalls her first meeting with David Lynch. 💔

Everything William Friedkin thinks about The Exorcist: Believer, we think too. So, nothing good.

Orson Welles explained the value of “ignorance.”

This is called DIRECTING!

Alan J. Pakula’s All the President’s Men hit theaters 50 years ago today—and remains one of the most influential political thrillers ever made.

Fritz Lang, BOTD, in an interview with William Friedkin, talks about the robot from Metropolis. You can watch the full 92-minute interview at the link in the reply.

David Lynch discusses Stanley #Kubrick 💔