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dossier on the Internet "back from the art of cinema and" LAURA DERN

What Laura is in IE? She was born on 10 February 1967 in Los Angeles / USA, the second child of parents, Bruce Dern (including 'Silent Running', 'Marnie') and Diane Ladd (including 'Alice Does not Live Here anymore', 'The kiss of death'). Laura's sister died in May 1962 at the age of 18 months after an accident in the home pond. Dern's godmother is the two-time Oscar winner and women's rights activist Shelley Winters ("The Diary of Anne Frank ',' Lolita '), which had already discovered the Robert DeNiro and promoted and that Laura was doing well.

played at the age of 13, Laura Dern, along with Jodie Foster in 'Foxes', with 15 in' The Teachers' and 17 in 'The Mask'. At the age of 19, she took off in David Lynch's 'Blue Velvet', where for four years she was the girlfriend of actor Kyle MacLachlan. After 'Blue Velvet' Dern was a star, but was appreciated mainly in intellectual circles filmmakers. This was all the more after Lynch's' Wild at Heart - The Story of Sailor and Lula in 1990 and did not change until 1993 with its female lead in Steven Spielberg's' Jurassic Park '. For three years she lived with actor Jeff Goldblum, from which it separated in 1997. Shortly after, she fell in love with her colleague Billy Bob Thornton, with whom she became engaged in 1999. The relationship with Laura Dern for Thornten ended shortly before the wedding fiasco, when Billy Bob separated from her and became engaged to Angelina Jolie. Only the musician Ben Harper took them out of their life crisis. Meanwhile, both married and have the children Ellery and Jaya.

is inspired by her godmother, Laura Dern for years for social justice, for the needs of homeless people and for the rights of women in Afghanistan. For six years she was convinced vegetarian before she fell ill with anemia and its diet on medical advice partly surrounded on flesh foods.

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THE SOUNDTRACK

(previously unveröffentlicht)

Beck: Black Tambourine
Mantovani Orchestra: LOVELY WAY TO AN EVENING Spend
Kroke: THE SECRETS OF THE LIFE TREE
Polnisches Radio Symphonieorchester: FLUORESCENCES FOR ORCHESTRA / Krzysztof Penderecki
Little Eva: The Loco-Motion
Mantovani Orchestra: THE COLORS OF MY LIFE
Polnisches Radio Symphonieorchester: De natura sonoris II
Joseph Altruda: LISA
Polnisches Radio Symphonieorchester: Polymorphia / Krzysztof Penderecki
Polnisches Radio Symphonieorchester: ALS JAKOB ERWACHTE / Chris Penderecki
Polnisches Radio Symphonieorchester: NOVELETTE (Conclusion)
Polnisches Radio Symphonieorchester: DE NATURASONORIS I / Krzysztof Penderecki
Dave Brubeck Quartett: THREE TO GET READY AND FOUR TO GO
Boguslaw Schaeffer: KLAVIER KONZERT
David Lynch & Marek Zebrowski: "POLISH NIGHT MUSIC NO. 1"
David Lynch & Chrysta Bell: POLISH POEM
David Lynch: GHOST OF LOVE (Strange what love does)
Krzysztof Penderecki: ANAKLASIS FÜR STREICHER UND SCHLAGZEUG
Etta James: AT LAST
Nina Simone: SINNER MAN (FelixDaHousecatsHeavenlyHouseMix)
David Lynch: WALKIN 'ON THE SKY

Additional music by Angelo Badalamenti.

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"self-experience with Dr. Lynch

[Andreas Borcholte in the mirror over INLAND EMPIRE]


With INLAND EMPIRE is adopted by the American director David Lynch once from the constraints of the cinema business. Sense seekers beware: This film will confuse you - and disappoint.

With cinema in the classical sense to do nothing and Inland Empire but it could be the only truly artistic movie that this Cinema year will produce. Given the wealth of the Association offers, nesting, implied metaphors and symbols, close-ups of Laura Dern's trembling face, which seems sometimes sorrow, sometimes fear, sometimes expressing lust, the sheer force of the impressions that flicker in about three film hours beyond the canvas , one remains perplexed back as a critic. The director has consistently evaded the interpretation methods of narrative cinema.

This director is David Lynch, is 61 years old and answered in a soft voice when he again journalists begging desperately for answers to those questions that leave his films. "The cinema, the audience in kidnap a world beyond the intellect, in which they totally have to trust their own intuitions. This is not about to understand something, but to learn something, "Lynch said recently in Der Spiegel interview. Beyond the intellect, that is as much as the head, and let your senses run free.

One has to know that Lynch has been doing since the early seventies, Transcendental Meditation, learn a relaxation technique that aims at a kind of enlightenment by one advances in meditation within their own mind about the so-called "unity consciousness". Those who reach this stage exist for the Terms reality and fiction no longer. Space, time, dream and waking state merge to an all-pervasive experience.

The knowledge of this method can help to interpret the recent work of Lynch. Even if this is just another grasping at straws of meaning, perhaps, a last gasp of a meager intellect. Because cognitive facilitate the flight offers in the content description of INLAND EMPIRE little. There is no coherent narrative, but only one plot in a plot in a plot. It is towed by actress Laura Dern, as it was to sit exams to wake up from a nightmare a mad professor has planted in her subconscious as a guinea pig.

At the beginning of the film, as Lynch wanted to lure us on the wrong track, yet all seems straightforward: the forgotten actress with the scary name Nikki Grace (Dern) wants with her role in the film "On High In Blue Tomorrows "celebrate their comeback. What it late, perhaps too late to learn, is that the film, an evil tearjerker, shot once before in Poland, but never completed, was because the two leading actors were murdered.

When Nikki gets lost in the scenes of the film set and suddenly in a completely changed Reality is again, you think you are still on familiar terrain Lynch, which was believed to have earned through persistent view the encrypted late works "Lost Highway" and "Mulholland Drive" bit by bit. But soon after places, time and activity levels change so quickly appear and disappear Polish Mafiosi, sitcom actor with rabbit heads and harpyienhafte whores seemingly incoherent that it feels like poor Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz ": Suddenly, we are not in Kansas anymore - and the tropical cyclone named Lynch with us like this on a different level of consciousness.

Nikki Grace has both the history of the original performer pair and the film characters and her own bent career experience, and at the end when she dying with a screw driver in the bowels is between bums on wall of a house on Hollywood Boulevard, you think again, INLAND EMPIRE to have understood: as had verkünstelte parable of the murderous film industry, suffering from a newly discovered miracle child to Lynch in the late eighties. And as late, reconciling tribute to women who suffered in his previous films, often under his sadism.

That just embodies this character is Laura Dern, only makes sense: Like no other of Lynch's actresses she had in "Blue Velvet" and "Wild at Heart" serve as a projection of male fantasies. Lynch now you are a multiple interspersed, very Kafka-esque sequence in which she tells a disinterested lawyer or detective in a narrow garret their suffering. The lethargic the guy, the more angry, the woman spent sitting in front of him.

Laura Dern, this blonde, whose beauty, consisting of an angular face and a wicked mouth slipped, INLAND EMPIRE owes much of its fascination. It almost seems as if her offer Lynch just a canvas on which they can enjoy themselves without reserve. It is a pity that for this extreme-performance spectacle that has to do with self-experience to a similar amount as with experimental theater, has received no recognition of the film industry. But "where David Lynch and Laura Dern in" Inland Empire "are executed arrived, there are no Oscars anymore," the critic George Seeßlen wrote in a recent essay on the film.

is actually no understanding, but only an ambivalent experience left: The filmmaker has for his departure from the conventional operation independent film made by almost all the rules of representation, a freedom which, among other things, the most grueling Length of the film with the result. The film was shot not on film, but with a digital video camera. Sales and production were the first time alone in his hand, has helped his wife, Mary Sweeney. Much of what ended up later in the film encamped for months in digital storage, or ran as a mini-series on Lynch's hyper-active site. The future is truly independent of this will bring in the independents in the overlapping media streams of the network, the "artists with completely new forms of expression." understand

And we must not only as a film INLAND EMPIRE, but as to all sides open art installation. As an experiment, which uses the screen only as a springboard to develop in the minds of the audience an individual life of its own. Enjoy self-awareness.


Andreas Borcholte © 2007 THE MIRROR. At the request of Mr. Lynch in the mirror again given attribution "Inland Empire" in the Inland Empire has been changed.

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- Part 2: INLAND EMPIRE -

[Georg Seeßlen EDP in the film 4 / 2007 on David Lynch and Inland Empire]
(... continued ...)

INLAND EMPIRE, David Lynch's first movie, shot on digital video equipment, was and is over with a directness, a bizarre-date, as if the dream no longer be removed on celluloid, but as present and provisional. The work of art that given its technical reproduction. The faster and cheaper way of working now led possibly to produce quantities that bring the experienced cinema audiences to the edge of his attention span. Three hours Inland Empire, also a pure perception psychologically 'wrong time'. It was perhaps something of a digest summary of the Lynchismus, perhaps the first "Lynch film" of David Lynch. As so often with this author, one might have the impression that it is at once a conclusion and a new beginning.

Lynch turning to digital tried to post the video on his website and in the material, as he himself says, "love." He praises the "new freedom" which one wins in turning and in post production with it. "For me there is no way back for the film," says the author, which may combine aesthetic and economic decision forced together. DV is an experimental material for the audio-visual artist who works out of his head, as it and make no concessions and no more grueling negotiations with the production side, everything will run. What emerges now is so pure Lynch as a painter, whom you can work with his colors and his canvas, without him to interfere.

arose during the previous Lynch films, an open system of closed-odd images (each setting was like a painting), it now arises in part from open and unfinished in some way images. In fact, played this time also pre-work, some installations, photo projects (some issued them in the retrospective at the Fondation Cartier in Paris) as well as autonomous films (Darkened Room, Rabbits) a more important role in a process that is largely due to collage and have thus and collection and review. The 'dialogue' from about Rabbits that were in the original film as nothing concrete poetry, wondrous void get in Inland Empire is now a new feature: 'mean' you, they provide samples of the composition and, once again, the Dechiffrierungsspiels. The Internet also plays in the art concept of the David Lynch a different role than in the commercialization process of the traditional media multiplications audio visual products. There are working drawings, sketches, partial deliveries that get the Lynch community and to have an influence in which they can. The beginnings of Inland Empire consists of short films, has realized the Lynch for the network or in it. The film Inland Empire is the center of a larger art project, which in turn is a summary of the major art project, David Lynch.

This Lynch certainly lose a little of what it in his career so far so unique, the ability, the freedom of his art in the dream factory to take himself and the 'Twin Peaks' even in the municipality of prime time television. Well, long ago with the rank of a classic, it can work away from the industrial railways, very free, but a little isolated. His new way of working is a medium of "huge exploration" (quoting Lynch), and finally allowed another DV work with the actors. They play a certain extent not to cut or end of the footage, but to your own exhaustion. A kind of anti-image work can be observed there. The performance is certainly unnecessary, Laura Dern in particular seems to increase in the situation "to excess", as they say. Dern 'is' not 'is' exploring them. You can imagine how great must be respect and trust between government and representation, and one can imagine the role that light and moving material plays.

INLAND EMPIRE describes a certain state, but at the same time it is also a very real place, a dark area on the border in the eastern desert near Los Angeles. The glamorous side of the city that played in 'Mulholland Drive' not such a significant role, not present here. Again, it's about two women whose paths and appearances are intertwined, and again one of them a blonde movie star. However, this time not at the beginning, but probably on a line between peak and end of your career. A kind of prologue describes an act of exchange of love and money, man and woman in a hotel without identity, as it digitally erased the faces. Only then will receive after the husband left her, the wife of a face: a dark-haired young woman in a lonely, old hotel room. She cries on television during a typical comedy show is running, the screen light is reflected in her eyes. A couch (again, facing the 'imaginary' television as they are from Al Bundy and his family knows) in the living room behind the kitchen and the ironing board. Sentences without meaning, door open and close, to laughter from the band. Everything as usual. Only that the people who in this ambience huge rabbit heads.

And there is this famous yet distinguished actress, Nikki Grace, in his thirties, maybe, she gets in her palatial villa to visit a mysterious new neighbor (Grace Zabriskie, we know from 'Lynch Ville'), that huge eyes opened strange sayings and an obviously Eastern European (Polish) accent a bad game. It begins with the usual small talk, the ambiguity will not be noticed ("I hear you have a new role "), and found two little parables, Polish fairy tales, said: When the boy went out into the world to play, was born evil and followed him. When the girl went out to play, it lost itself in the marketplace. The wife of Nikki Grace seems to know far too much to be a harmless neighbor. And another thing she anticipates the event of a civilized conversation in the world of dirty words. That they are "that kind of talk" may not endure, "says Nikki, which may belong to the obscene words as to the prophecies of the guest. For the "neighbor" Nikki has warned against accepting the role for you the project "On High in Blue Tomorrows" is available. There, she says, waiting for the demons. How true.

The 'oracle' of the new neighbor is not only an account of what happens in the world of the (cinematic) role-playing, it is an interpretation of what is coming, though neither the only nor even the ' right '. But the easiest way to access INLAND EMPIRE is the conversation between the neighbor and Nikki Grace, as it word for word to use as a model for the coming events as well as the constellation of Rabbits show. It is, more precisely, a prophecy that Nikki knows enough to fill them with fear, and too little in order to guard against the coming calamity. "Ees eet about marriage?" Asks the neighbor to the cunning nature of the witches. That's what it will work. So again, the film tells the story of an actress who missed the film work, the return to reality and falls deeper from one nightmare to another, but he also tells the story of a marriage, a fraud, a jealousy and a murder.

The samples for the movie to start. The director Kingsley, played by Jeremy Irons as very British self-quotation, explains that the film should be shot once before in Poland. But the two leads were murdered, and the Shooting stopped. The story, moreover, go back to an old gypsy legend, as if the curse still not enough. But Nikki and her co-star Devon to let them not take their chance, for Nikki, it is mostly a chance for a comeback, perhaps the last. But something else is obviously more important: the marriage on the side of the jealous rich Polish husband (Peter J. Lucas), they can not fill, playing in front of the camera is their only chance of dissatisfaction to escape their prison. It's not just about the career, it's about life. But the man recognizes the danger. If they start an affair with Devon, he warns, will have serious consequences. Nikki longs to exceed this limit, and it loses the boundaries between dream and reality under the guidance of sexuality. The nightmare, or the sequence of nightmares, that is, we are still at the level of simple explanations, the interplay of desire and prohibition. The circling of pleasure and fear. Dream work. Triggered by one of the dark fathers, their property, the woman to say with unspeakable violence to maintain Lynch Ville. Whether Nikki and Devon have an affair with each other or at least 'only' Sue and Billy, the characters they play that loses its clear difference. But that's not so surprising. Dreams we do not live what we can not? And we dream not for any sin with the punishment?

The whole thing is also interpreted as a fairy tale of Hansel and Gretel, perhaps also the neighbor said, or is Nikki Grace, a new Snow White, is to receive from the evil witch, the poisoned apple? Remember, he was made a healthy and a fatal half. And so must flee Snow White, in a wilderness, where they flee, for example, seven dwarfs (seven prostitutes, seven of the dancers' Loco-Motion ") seeking refuge, about to be murdered, or even a murderer to be. Certainly it (but again a double of the doppelganger) a look-alike; an old haunts in a new film, one was, who never finished in one, the result is just. More and more mixed film, reality and film within a film. From one door to another, the situation of the heroine is bleak and desperate, more and more must to be left completely alone to feel more and more scared her companion. Behind the rather melodramatic story of 'On High in Blue Tomorrows' lurks a different, sinister history. Sue Blue and Nikki Grace, mercy or darkness, are here in a dark house, together with a group of women, a chorus of whores, and they connect the story with another, in a wintry Poland town, sometime in the thirties plays, and on the dirty Hollywood Boulevard of the present. And from then on back to make a film. What is, however, always is: the power of men and the suffering of women.

Nikki 'dies' in front of the camera, and begrudge Lynch her, in the community stranded on the road, which all have their stories again, a remarkably beautiful scene. But not so ends Lynch - Nikki must change once more the pages, and it changes consistently on the audience. In the cinema she looks at herself on screen, this space between us and the film Lynch has cut out so far, and it falls back immediately into the dream (in the rabbit under the rabbit hole) and, vice versa The film ends with a direct statement of the actors to the audience, they must assure us that this 'only' was a film (and of course just feeds the doubts that insurance). The two women say goodbye to speak before the curtain; "hot weird," says one, how to anticipate the verdict of the spectator.

How 'Mulholland Drive' can also describe Inland Empire comparatively simple in its composition: it is a story in a story in a story in a story that is more or less the story that was before the first story. The number of gates is the number of inner stories, this in turn corresponds the number of medial reflections, between the stories there are again the same number of relationships. In the end, a story has unveiled literally by what she told her own story, which in turn ... As I said, it is an entirely logical and consistent structure. But is not it more than the statement said, a Chopin etude follow a musical logic to just get there, where the musical logic does not count anymore.

In Inland Empire has become Lynch's cinema to cinema of the woman who brings the work of art in the world, in pain, certainly. Laura Dern is the perfect woman while Lynchian, it is not only her versatility and her courage to alienation, but also the willingness, the subject and the object of the tale of exploration at once. Accomplice in a research trip and victims alike. Lynch thanks with a tenderness that he showed as yet none of his female characters over and he shows the suffering of the woman this time without the sadism, which he developed in advance occasionally. One might almost think, INLAND EMPIRE is a picture of fear, which is itself free from fear. A Lynch film, which is a Laura Dern movie. Perhaps you could also just say David Lynch's INLAND EMPIRE is first love film.


Last part of an essay by George Seeßlen © 2007 EDP film. At the request of Mr. Lynch here reproduced Attribution "Inland Empire" in the Inland Empire has been changed.

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the film "The art of the cinema and back" - Part 1: DAVID LYNCH THE ACTOR

[Georg Seeßeln in EPD Film 4 / 2007 on David Lynch and Inland Empire]

David Lynch was in the eighties of the few directors who, after the failure of New Hollywood is a very unconventional film language were able to save in the dream factory: a writer whose career was marked by the struggle of the artist with the camera and of heights and depths was richer than most filmmakers of his generation. Early fame brought him under the the terms of the resulting Underground Movie 'Eraserhead' (1976), a, a sombre, encrypted, nightmarish and yet deeply funny work that also fit well with the idea of cult movies such as Midnight in the art galleries. With 'The Elephant Man' (1980) proved Lynch that he could deal with the realities of the professional and work-part film industry and Narrationsregeln follow, without losing its style will. But then came the film version of Frank Herbert's 'Dune - Dune' (1984) a true fiasco, the document of a lost battle, one of the most beautiful ruins movie of cinema history. Someone like Lynch could revolutionize the medium of cinema quality, but not the fantasy blockbuster.

A kind of peace offering between the production of De Laurentiis and the author had the opportunity to make a "small" Thriller, giving rise to 'Blue Velvet' (1986), a disturbing look at the night side of the American Province and a trip into the unconscious with entirely new products. 'Blue Velvet' was like a setting the tone for a cinema, which was later called "postmodern" and began to free themselves from the dictates of classical logic script. And 'Blue Velvet' also began the work of international Lynch-Dechiffrierungsverschwörung; at any other director to work the fans, the critics who Theorists and people who are a bit of it all, so as from the mysterious, allusive, confusing, beautiful, painted over several times, ironic and violent and not least, incredibly beautiful pictures of David Lynch.

With 'Wild At Heart (1990) Lynch shot a furious, but compared to the strictly composed' Blue Velvet 'almost playful and at the same time in its scenes of violence, even as an adult perceived variation of his motives, the newly-formed camp Lynch aficionados already split again. Once again Lynch threatened again crowded the center become the periphery of images production, especially as it is between the more film projects for the art- interest than for the cinema discourse. Between films, he organized exhibitions of his paintings, his photographs and his furniture creations turned bizarre music videos such as "Industrial Symphony" and refused it certainly based on his now undisputed "cult status" between pop and art and Hollywood, between trash and high -Culture, between Europe and the U.S., the usual dream factory rituals.


The next big comeback was jointly designed by Mark Frost television series' Twin Peaks' (1989), a "Mystery-Crime avant la lettre 'and a long, meandering journey to the social and sexual Background of a small town in the northern U.S.. Satire, mystery play, mystery, and the game did to the Lynchismen a fan base addicted, 'Twin Peaks' was one of the largest TV cults of the early nineties. Once again managed the feat of a totally stubborn, provocative and enforce still mysterious world of images on the mainstream market. Lynch was forced to end the series once again return to this magical place, and the film Twin Peaks 'Fire Walk With Me' (1992) he made an echo, which both audiences made a loss, those who want a continuation, and those who had requested an explanation for the TV series. At least commercially extremely unfortunate other television projects such as 'On the Air' followed commercials for Yves Saint Laurent and Calvin Klein, failed projects such as a film adaptation of Franz Kafka's 'Metamorphosis'. The film 'Lost Highway' (1996) was then already under very different conditions of production. Lynch's film was shot in his own house, for the modest budget provided the European partner of Canal Plus. In the United States gave the film no longer beyond the circle of art house, and while the Dechiffrierungskommandos back to the endless woven story of the murderer, who turns into another, and in a story that the bottom is a different story, rushed , was the enthusiasm of the cult, as did the recognition by the 'official' Hollywood. In the film, and philosophy seminars in Europe of course was 'Lost Highway' give rise to truly endless editing.

In a move that could certainly assume irony, turned David Lynch in 1999 then the movie, no one would have expected from him and called him 'The Straight Story' (German: 'A simple story '). A very human, seemingly simple story of an old man (called straight) who wants to see before his death, his brother again, to be reconciled after a long dispute with him, and for it with a converted lawn mower travels through America (through an America in which to break on all corners of the underworld threatens Lynchsche). Lynch had his peace with America and its stories made straight? With 'Mulholland Drive' (2001), the director returned to his unreal, reflected and interwoven narrative, and again he tells the story of a man - this time it is a young actress who comes to Hollywood - that goes beyond the boundaries between different stories and different identities device. 'Mulholland Drive' reconciled to aficionados of Lynchismus by the darkly beautiful mood, sex appeal, the music and the musicality of the dance of motives and obsessions of this Artist. And once again managed to capture David Lynch, the cinema with his art. But in the changing landscape of film adapted as a film 'Mulholland Drive' not as a signal of aesthetic revolt, but only as a respected film classics of modernism. Only a few critics noted that David Lynch is not only achieved a perfection of its resources, but also daring in his own work had a big step forward. You could read the films of David Lynch to 'Lost Highway' as encrypted, magic autobiographies (and mysterious, satirical image of America), he turns into the movie-within-film-films with female protagonists, especially its own medium and his own composition teaching.

sex, violence, terror, shock, nightmares, miracles, death and something happens beyond it, reverse births, bizarre characters from fairy tales that are out of joint, the Lynch-iconography of the hotel hallways and flickering light, strange stage behind heavy curtains, the aesthetics of the slowdown, the industrial noise from an alien outside world, the weird musical numbers in between, the transfer of similarities in strangeness, the dream-within-dream sequences, the transcendence of images, the absurd Americana, David Lynch regulars, the construction of the act in autonomous cells, the return of signs and colors, even the movement of the protagonists the guidance of fear and desire - all this is also in David Lynch's recent work. But it is edited with such an awareness of form and with such inner strength that one can not help feeling, the greatest conceivable world, panic was there associated with the greatest potential I-composure.

David Lynch's turn to 'transcendental meditation' and 'Foundation for Consciousness-Based Education and World Peace' has obviously made his films at the surface is not peaceful and harmonious. If you see this in a Lynch film, it would not be clarified in any case, as it contains a lot of irony and refraction. And yet the system Lynch become more open. And the longing for the harmonic measure as overwhelming as the tenderness over the lonely suffering. The production conditions for Lynch's films are increasingly removed from those of the dream factory and approach those of the solitary artist's. Inland Empire, he has self-financed, with a little help from Canal Plus. Lynch's wife, Mary Sweeney took over the production, and on the budget there is silence, perhaps because in the traditional sense did not exist easily. The stars are certainly not have received the fees, as they are accustomed from poorer Hollywood productions, and their market value, they are not necessarily increase, they work from other subjects with David Lynch. Released in the U.S., the film no longer has a normal distribution, the director had the distribution and advertising (preferably via the Internet) take over. An indictment of the American film culture cursed critics who expected the film mostly with sympathy. But perhaps an entirely logical development. Lynch's 'application' for the Oscar was a similar operation between poetry and protest: He led a cow walking on Sunset Boulevard on which to draw your attention that Laura Dern deserves an Academy Award. There, however, while David Lynch and Laura Dern in Inland Empire reached executed, there is no more Oscars.

(... to be continued ...)

first part of an essay by George Seeßlen © 2007 EDP film. At the request of Mr. Lynch here reproduced Attribution "Inland Empire" in the Inland Empire has been changed.

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Laura Dern ... is: Nikki Grace ... is: Susan Blue
Jason Weinberg ... is: Nikki Grace's Manager

Justin Theroux ... is: Devon Berk ... is: Billy Side
Cameron Daddo ... is Devon Berk's Manager
Austin Jack Lynch ... is Devon Berk's Driver
Heidi Bivens ... is: Devon Berks Gadrobiere
Julia Ormond ... is: Doris Side, Billy's wife

Jeremy Irons ... is: Kingsley Stewart, the director
John Churchill ... is: Chuck Ross, the First Assistant Director
Phil Desanti ... is: Tim Hurst, the Second Assistant Director
Chamonix Bosch ... is: Sally Irwin, the Third Assistant Director
Scott Andrew Ressler ... is: the cameraman
Sara Glaser ... is: Ellen Thomas, the script girl
Neil Dickson ... is: the producer
Edward St. George ... is: the Hair Stylist

Harry Dean Stanton ... is: Freddie Howard

Nastassja Kinski ... is: the woman in yellow on the couch Keid

Peter J. Lucas ... is: Piotrek Krol

Karolina Gruszka ... is: the 'Lost Girl'

January Hencz ... is: Janek

Krzysztof Majchrzak ... is: The Phantom

Grace Zabriskie ... is: the visitor

Diane Ladd ... is: Marilyn Levens
Melissa Lowndes ... as Marilyn Levens Assistant
Marsha Lewis ... as Marilyn Levens Hair Stylist

Ian Abercrombie ... is Henry, the butler

Karen Baird ... is that the operation

Bellina Logan ... is: Linda

Amanda Foreman ... is: Tracy

Jeremy Age ... is: the Stage Manager

William H. Macy ... is that the presenter

Randy Johnson ... is: Studio # 1 Security force

Duncan K. Fraser ... is: Studio Security force # 2 Stanislaw Kazimierz Cybulski

... is: Mr. Zydowicz
Henryka Cybulski ... : Ms. Zydowicz

Robert Charles Hunter ... is: Hutchinson, the detective

Ewa Jerzykowski ... is: the servant

Emily Stofle ... is: Lanni
Jordan Ladd ... is: Terri
Kristen Kerr ... is: Lori
Kat Turner ... is: Dori
Terryn Westbrook ... is: Chelsi
Jamie Eifert ... is: Sandi
Heidi Schooler ... is: Lilli
Michelle Renea ... is: Kari or Carrie

Adam Zdunek ... is: the man on the street

Erik Crary ... is: Mr. K

Wendy Rhodes ... is: Salli

Mikhaila Aaseng ... is: Tammi

Stanley Kamel ... is: Koz Kakawski

Marek Zydowicz ... is, Gordy

Scott Coffey ... is: Jack Rabbit
Laura Harring ... is: a rabbit
Naomi Watts ... is: a rabbit

Alexi Yulish ... is: the 'Star Doctor'

Keith Kjarval ... is "The Lumberjack

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"The dream to make films that I love."

[David Lynch in interview with TIME to Inland Empire]

Mr. Lynch, in November last year, you have made with a cow on Hollywood Boulevard, next to a placard with the inscription "For Your Consideration" to draw attention to the Oscar-worthy performance Laura Dern in Inland Empire. What should the cow?

I did not have the money to tread the usual path to the Academy on Laura's performance noted. So I came up with the cow, which cost almost nothing, but made as a message in the world around. Unfortunately, she brought Laura still no Oscar nomination. In this sense, the thing failed.

How did the animal?

This was a Mietkuh which had also performed in commercials. Georgia, that's her name, has already made for milk advertising. She was an incredible professional, they just stood there and was quite herself

What was the beginning of INLAND EMPIRE?

I met Laura Dern in the street. I stood in front of my house, they came of the path, smiling, and told me that she is my new neighbor, what we were both very happy. She said we should do something together again. And I said, yeah, we do, and began to think about them, and suddenly a loud ideas.

When were you a story?

It's all going the same way. My picture of this is that someone in the room next door before a finished puzzle sits and throws me some pieces of it. I do not at first, what does it mean, I just know that I like this little piece of the puzzle. I write it down, and then comes up a notch, and I write it again, and gradually the image is clearer and more developed.

One of the many plot lines in INLAND EMPIRE is a surreal sitcom about people with rabbit heads, you've turned your site davidlynch.com. Where did this piece of the puzzle?

Do you know when it has always an idea that it is in your mind a mental picture, and then you have to translate it into another medium. If it is a film that you have a backdrop build, unless you find a place that corresponds to the exact. The idea leads you. Whatever it takes to find, or it organized.

The rabbit heads with the television dialogues and rehearsed laughter from the band are kinda scary, scary.

Well, all people are different.

you find it not scary?

It does not matter what I think, but what you think. I shot the thing with the rabbit very soon, but first put aside. When an idea comes, you never know, will be their first or second home. You never know what direction to take things.

An essential part of the film arose in the Polish town of Lodz, you have discovered on a trip to the local film festival Camerimage. What would have happened if you had not gone to Lodz, but in any other city? Inland Empire would perhaps not have arisen or as an entirely different movie?

I was at many places in the three years I have worked on the film, but the ideas came to me now times in Lodz and elsewhere. Interesting, no? The ideas are there to Inland Empire emerged and then connected to other ideas that have emerged in Hollywood. These are not my own experience, there are images that spring from the town itself. Resorts create their own thoughts. I must only field. One can compare this with a cook, the fish does not do that, but it starts and then boiled. So there is the fish, and you say "Wow!" And falls in love with him.

What do you want to Lodz?

Great architecture. Great atmosphere in the winter. Low clouds and winter light.

An atmosphere of timelessness?

For me it was brand new.

The question remains, how the pieces come together with you.

you always produce a whole. Sometimes it is frustrating that they do not come in the logical order, but the is just part of the process. That was my whole life so that the films are revealed to me piece by piece and I do not know what the whole is revealed before it is there. Usually I write a script and add the scenic ideas in it. In this case it was at first so that I had no idea what to do scenes together. But the more came, the more clearly I saw how it all fits together.

it happen, on average, or even on the set?

The second half is more developed in the traditional way, because I had this time together my ideas. If one looks at the editing table then the whole, the result is again a different process, eliminated because some things and others added.

it surprise you sometimes think that you are an outsider in Hollywood?

Not a bit. I started as a painter and film interests me for not. I was lucky because I see film as something very different than is usual in Hollywood. I love Hollywood as a place to live. I work but not in the system. I have never made a traditional studio film.

But you can feel your love for old movies.

I love Hollywood, I love the whole thing. The dream to make films that I love. I'm just not there.

Where does the number 47, the Inland Empire in a dark, magical significance has?

She was suddenly there. I see such things as I see a piece of film. Sometimes turns up something and your brain starts to work on to get behind the meaning of the things you meet on your way. For me, this number has a specific meaning, but I do not talk about it. As with the abstract ideas we have: they give each a different meaning.

A recurring theme in your movies, even in Inland Empire is the unfaithful wife. Infidelity is in your universe is a kind of capital crimes. Why is that?

not know. It must have what they have to do with me because I am besotted with the matter.

also houses play an important role in your movies. They are places of fear, weird encounters, the claustrophobia. On your drawings and paintings they cast dark shadows. Do you have a bad experience with houses?

This has nothing to do with me not really. I'm not afraid of my house. But I understand that one can be afraid in a house if you do not know what is at the end of the corridor. In the world there is still the same: We fear the unknown and yet are drawn to it.

The silence around the corner?

the unknown around the corner. The idea that there is something under the surface. Things you feel about it but nothing Accurate white. Just a feeling.

What instructions you give your actors?

Whatever it takes to get to them on the same wavelength as the initial idea to exist. The idea is there, the actors are there, and we rehearse. They have their own ideas, sometimes they are closer, sometimes farther away. If they are just beside it, one must try to communicate with words, what was wrong with their approach. And eventually they catch on something like what I expected, sometimes only for a single scene, sometimes for the whole roll. Then it takes only a few words: Remember thereto, remember.

in your movies There are no phones. Hate cell phones?

Well, I like just timeless furnishings. In "Eraserhead" there were no cars. This is not a conscious decision. It's just that one sees something and says, no, no, it is not. Moreover, technology is changing so fast that mobile phones will look old again soon.

What you want to Lodz?

Great architecture. Great atmosphere in the winter. Low clouds and winter light.

An atmosphere of timelessness?

For me it was brand new.

has changed the digital camera for your money making movies?

Very much. It has given me much more freedom to have more fun on twisting and felt much less pressure. I compare it with two kinds of life: one is a Thursday morning, you have not slept well, the alarm clock did not go off, no time for a proper breakfast, not even for a good cup of coffee, it's raining, you're stuck in traffic and have a super important meeting with a boss who has you on the Kieker. This kind of sinister terror makes a different life course, this is like a Saturday morning, the sun is shining, you wake up totally refreshed to, your favorite breakfast eats, have a whole weekend in front of you with time for everything you wanted to do all along. People say, of course, if you can find it all that great, David, then how can you tell such horrible stories?

And? How can you?

If you from start to finish only tells of the happiness, one would be bored to death. Life stories of contrasts. In the end, but it is also the fact that the artist himself must not suffer to show suffering. You have to understand the suffering and the stories that spring from it. This is called atma, the Self is an ocean of pure consciousness. It is said, know thyself, which is the field that's where everything comes from, including us, this is our home. It is here and enjoys it and understands more and more, and it is crazy and is already in the early morning with a head full of ideas, and anything that has a tortured until then, stands out like a weight from you.

But you must still have that dark side in himself. This woman with a screwdriver in the belly, that's not something you see when you're happy.

These thoughts make me happy, I swear to you. I love this story, I do not know why I love her so much, but it is. I love what makes the movie so, I love the trip that's going on.

Interview by Michael Althen and Andreas Kilb © 2007 THE TIME. At the request of Mr. Lynch that set out in TIME Attribution "Inland Empire" in the Inland Empire has been changed.

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INLANDTERPRETATION

Much has been previously interpreted in Inland Empire into what is both natural and deliberate. Here is a Inlandterpretation that adheres closely to the film spoken sentences.

IE is primarily a women's film, told from the perspective of a woman about a woman in difficulty. Secondly, it is about a woman in love. In the third place at infidelity, the consequences of their preventability and the fourth line to rescue a soul, without which the complex construct of "worlds be possible within worlds not "would. IE is also undoubtedly a fairytale, extreme though, as the legend of Hansel and Gretel (the lost in the forest), but the parameters are the same. cornerstones in IE are the layers of time 'yesterday' 'Today' and 'Tomorrow' -. Lynch practiced constantly about them is a shift from space and time

Since in INLAND EMPIRE mainly has the character Laura / Nikki / Susan Blue / Grace / Dern, one looks first for direct links between Laura / Nikki / Susan Blue / Grace / Dern ... and finds syllable names equality. Undoubtedly (because like a bowl *) is David Lynch's statement that Laura once visited him, to tell him of the Inland Empire and her husband Ben Harper and how well she would go there now. In sharp contrast to earlier time, when Billy Bob Thornton had separated from her to live with Angelina Jolie together (which later separated from that to live together with Brad Pitt) as they have, Laura, only "a dark future ". This was probably the birth of Billy 'Bob' Side and the film itself. You can almost feel David Lynch's ideas to flow, as Laura / Lula told him about her life.

Even in this conversation was so Lynch, fixed the title for the project: INLAND EMPIRE. And after a few sentences falls in love with Dern's Lynch Laura thought the world / Susan fatal in Billy ("Is it really possible to remain faithful wife, with the wolf at the door ?"*). But this was not one of the blueprints, the life in his large body always has in stock? Often imitated, already used? Perhaps the writer of an earlier film called "On High in Blue Tomorrows", which prescribes the main characters, fall in love with each other as well as their characters Susan and Billy, as well as the many years earlier as well in 'Four Seven / Seventy-' (" supposed to be a cursed place, "said Kingsley Stewart) happened to the two former protagonists. As Lynch stops his ideas, because other nesting neither necessary nor would logically be traded on. CUT & REVIEW: Piotrek Krol, the jealous Polish husband of the Polish actress in 'Four Seven' (it is the same, which is now Nikki's real husband) noticed the affair, as his wife is pregnant (he can not father children) and he kills the Polish actor. Although you can not see this act in IE, it is the first of the two bodies that marked the end of 'Four Seven'. Krol then abused his wife and thereby almost lost her unborn child. But this is not enough: the jealous wife and widow of the main character (Lynch transforms the film to ANY main character's wife, including Devon / Billy) kills the 'four screens' leading lady (and of course, transformed Susan / Nikki) with a screwdriver by a stab in the uterus. At least in 'Four Seven' is the second of the two bodies, which meant the end of the original film.

But it is destroyed, a third life: an unborn boy, a boy who 'opened the front door and saw the world' and followed the evil. But this was 'yesterday'. in today and is said to Nikki, as far as Lynch's Intuition, even drifting into trouble. It must be even, because the only way they can "secret thrust in the midst of worlds within worlds", the embedded, and find both the screwdriver-killer, as the boys bring salvation and find some redemption. Basically Nikki chases but only a phantom (in green jacket ") to, namely himself, as one learns in the course of the film: they themselves are observed at the meeting prior to the filming of 'On High in Blue Tomorrows'. This hunt is for themselves to see as a metaphor for my sin and the declaration for the second legend about the girl who got lost in the marketplace. But was not the point, says the visitor / Fairy / Witch: Not through the marketplace, but through the streets behind the market place they should have gone in to get to the palace.

A maze Lynch's Inland Empire is the world therefore, a maze that Nikki is back in her stately home. Previously, she must fulfill their mission, however, to make the past undone. "But these things you will hardly remember" the visitor / Fairy / Witch says at the beginning of INLAND EMPIRE - how true, Nikki has to be found but only once. A "brutal fucking murder" would happen, she says to Nikki, but they seem to errinnern ncht to whether it would happen today, tomorrow or yesterday. (Note: At this point a little compliment to Mr. Lynch, as "brutal fucking murder" is for what happened once, 100% accurate). Every action has its consequences even now, says the unexpected visitor to Nikki, and yet there was the magic that could help. But who is Grace Zabriskie, the fairy / witch probably is? No doubt Laura Dern with her unexpected visit to David Lynch, who became the intuitive order for IE ... "strange what love does". Incidentally noted Nikki and the Witch / Fairy have the same name: Grace.

Ah yes, once walked David Lynch then but the ideas. For inspiration In 2005, he first went to East Germany and visited Brandenburg old factory buildings and dark places ... ** but nothing happened. Then he went to Poland to the film festival in Lodz, where he found what he was looking for. Old folk, Polish actor, a circus. And the ideas flowed back the only way into Lynch's head. Germany is still a little left in INLAND EMPIRE, when almost unnoticed homage to a great German film. Why act in the Inland Empire with both Nasstasia *** Kinski and Harry Dean Stanton? The answer is, 'Paris, Texas' by Wim Wenders, in the former Stanton (as Travis) and Kinski (as Jane) played the leading roles.

Nikki / Susan is going through in IE anyway their deepest fears and wants to just under three hours only to be loved yourself. But Inland Empire, the inner workings of her mind, playing a bad game. What is film, what film the movie, what real life. Unlike in 'Mulholland Drive'**** (in which the blonde actress killing) is the Wahnsnn by Nikki, however, and is freed at the end . Perfect Conflict training via 'learning by doing'.

is seen as a fact of Inland Empire then indeed very extraordinary and very artistic individual (and very long), but really just a fairy tale, a play, a movie from the dream factory. "I was mesmerized," said not only the murderer but also some screwdriver IE visitors. But the Lynch-Kenner had already betrayed the needle to the record groove to the film early. "No Hay Banda" ... it is all an illusion

Well then, Holzscheitesägen, happy, unless you're in a hole Panty has to burn a ... because then you forgive the 'Dumbland' translation of "Sweeet" in the word "Zuuucker, one of the few places where it ran down my cold back

PS. After repeated View from IE, the open question not less but becoming harder to identify: Who played but like the man sawed And who plays Smithee Why did the bunny man? the green mantle of the Phantom on? Why is the sister of the Phantom has only one leg? And above all, why can not the Buckee 2KW lights up right?

The puzzles go on and on, for INLAND EMPIRE is a film that is as much about the now familiar genre film also (including Brain Training and conflict) that it will apply in decades to be exceptional.


* = asks Laura Dern true here by her mother, a born in 'Wild At Heart' running gag, as it were the real life to film the movie in the movie

** = Lynch wanted the 'Polish scenes' Turn in Germany, has remained just the name 'Four Seven / Seventy Four', which is also spoken in the American and original as it is a 'German' film.

*** = Up to the last second of the trailer rises Lynch the involvement of 'Woman in a yellow dress' on. Since they can but then sit in a prominent place alongside Laura Dern.

**** = is probably the only justification for the Concorde film distribution stupidity to write on the back of the laid out in theaters IE Flyers with large letters "The unofficial continuation of 'Mulholland Drive'"

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"In Hollywood there is anger"

[David SPIEGEL interview with Lynch in Inland Empire]

Question: Mr Lynch, what have you just eaten?

David Lynch: A vegetable soup, then salmon with a great sauce. A very light dish. Why you ask?

Question: You are now considered Hollywood's great mystics and meditate several times a day. Where this way of life, not a particular diet?

Lynch: Yes. Meditation is liberating and not to be conducted constraints. You can eat everything. Personally, I prefer food that does not offend my taste nor my eyes.

Question: In your new film INLAND EMPIRE They tell of an actress (Laura Dern) is cast in a mysterious film of Eastern Europeans who live in the woods, and by people with rabbit heads. Even fans will admit that they hardly understand the movie. Also we are pretty clueless. Can you help us?

Lynch: I understand your dilemma. Most movies are easy to understand. But I just do not tell stories, but working with abstractions. The cinema can carry off the audience into a world beyond the intellect, in which it must be entirely trust their own intuitions. It is not about to understand something, but to learn something.

question: What? Confusion?

Lynch: Confusion can stimulate very much! There are many viewers who love to let himself fall into a movie. When they come out of the cinema, he has continued in them, they try to make a rhyme to what they have just experienced. Others are frustrated because they understand nothing, feel lost. But for which there are so many other films.

Question: The classic narrative cinema?

Lynch: Exactly. It is timeless, and I love it very much. But I want to extend its forms and structures as far as possible. This requires, however, always a good idea.

Question: What was the big idea in Inland Empire?

Lynch: Actress Laura Dern came over to me and said she had moved into my neighborhood. This meeting was a crucial experience for me, I immediately felt a strong desire to work with her one more film. And when Laura told me that she came from an area east of Los Angeles, the Inland Empire is called, the title was found.

Question: Does the idea when? The film seems to us like a wild stream of thought.

Lynch: He is not! Then he would be arbitrary. If I can think of a scene, I have the room in which she plays, and the light that is there, right in front of his eyes. But come with any good idea, unfortunately However a lot of garbage with the I must sort out again.

Q: But you show the audience images that other directors would be sorted out immediately. Why sometimes the faces of the actors in the foreground are blurred, while the walls are clearly visible behind them?

Lynch: That was not intentional, that was because of the camera! But when I saw those images where the viewer does not know exactly what he should direct his attention, she liked me.

Question: Previously, you were with films like "Blue Velvet" (1986) and "Wild at Heart" (1990) and stars like Isabella Rossellini or Nicolas Cage an audience of millions. INLAND EMPIRE saw in the U.S. or not even 100,000 people. Can you not follow the crowd?

Lynch: The more abstract a film is, the less the audience it finds, it was always like that. But I think the audience understand INLAND EMPIRE much more than they imagine themselves. And I am convinced that we are living in a time of upheaval. More and more viewers, the same old Hollywood movies are sorry, and it could be that the art-house cinema therefore receives more popular.

question: Is not that plenty of optimism? This year is poised to Hollywood to break records again.

Lynch: Maybe, but we have now a truly global cinema. We see films from Asia or from Africa. Everyone can now take a camera in hand, rotate and distribute a film. Hollywood no longer has total control.

question: Really? Hollywood has the avant-garde film not already collected? More and more large-scale productions such as "Babel" or "Syriana" are using a non-linear narrative.

Lynch: But you can not compare it with my films! As yet only a linear story in a different order is assembled. This is not innovative, but merely a fad.

question: Where will the innovative theater in the future? On the Internet?

Lynch: Certainly. As we will discover artists with completely new forms of expression.

Question: Use the Internet itself as an artistic playground? Even on your home point in a sitcom people with rabbit heads.

Lynch: Yes, but I have not consciously tried only on the Internet and then later used in the film. Many of my ideas, develop a life of its own. So I see INLAND EMPIRE although as a counterpart to "Mulholland Drive", but I can not tell you why act both films from Hollywood. I do not know how I get on my ideas. Perhaps they are more likely to me.

Question: Do you have a cow in the middle sat down in Los Angeles at the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and La Brea Avenue to advertise INLAND EMPIRE to make. No idea why?

Lynch: Yes. I found out that people like cows very much. The cow and I had several appearances, once with a pianist, another time with the brass band of high school and some cheerleaders. I wanted to help Laura Dern thus an Oscar nomination. Unfortunately did not work out.

Question: They have always left very much. Do you really not afraid of anything? Much of your movies, even in INLAND EMPIRE touches on primal fears of aging, death, the disorientation ...

Lynch: It does not matter what I'm personally afraid, these are the normal things. We all have to give once and the body leave, and that fears are connected. But there is one vote, one person in us with which we share, and that is ageless. Safe: It is strange sometimes how fast time flies, but if you look at all the ideas and things that have to do in life, concentrated, then it is not Sun

question: Blind activism as a secret remedy for the fear of death?

Lynch: No, no! It is not enough to do something, anything. Fears and all the negative things disappear only when the large field of pure bliss takes up contact, this is for everyone at all times.

Question: What?

Lynch: I am talking about transcendence. They know that we only use a fraction of our brain capacity. The aim of my meditations, however, it fully exploiting.

Question: Sounds tempting. How does it work?

Lynch: It is an ancient practice: The mantra turns the mind inside! And we dive willingly, because it is our nature to pursue happiness for a higher. Every intellectual level, which we achieve through meditation brings more happiness, so we're always in front on, more and more transcend. This is a mental technique. And the further we advance on this path of enlightenment, the more we free up capacity. We exploit the full potential the beauty of the human being from. We are creative, lively and balanced. And in turn, disappears every ill.

Question: Do you engage in that type of meditation since the early seventies. If you are already enlightened?

Lynch: No, I am convinced that enlightenment is real, but it is also a very large, very noble cause. I'm on the way there. The beauty is that with each step, it becomes lighter, I can see every day.

Question: With all due respect, in your films is like not to feel much. On the contrary, there seems always to be claustrophobic and oppressive. Is there a Context?

Lynch: I fall in love with stories of recalcitrant emotions, conflicts, Horror, which is quite normal because it is human. But the filmmaker does not suffer itself to show suffering. On the contrary: the less I suffer, the more creative I am and can enjoy what I do. Whenever you are angry or upset about something, is the creative flow comes to a standstill because the whole spirit dwells on the negative things.

question: There are well known in the movie business a lot.

Lynch: Yes! And there are so many people in this business makes you sick! They toil not, they are afraid, you become depressed. In Hollywood There is anger: Imagine, someone heckled all day: You must accept the budget, you do not have the last word when cut - everything is just pressure, pressure pressure!

question: Considering that you argue for less fear and more enlightenment, but now you get quite a rage ...

Lynch: I am busy but not! I am a bit lively, but I'm not busy. But all this is simply too nice!

Interview by Lars-Olav Beier and Andreas Borcholte © 2007 Spiegel. At the request of Mr. Lynch in the mirror again given attribution "Inland Empire" in the Inland Empire has been changed.