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Martin Scorsese: The problem for me is that I still think you need to see rushes later in order to concentrate with the performances or just the movement. I still think you need to see them at a special time.
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Charles Herzfeld: The process of shooting film was the Director of Photography's art and secret, and today the cinematographer is monitored on a digital shoot and everything that they're doing can be seen criticised and question.
David Lynch
David Lynch (David Lynch), born on January 20, 1946 in Missoula, Montana, USA, is an American director, screenwriter, and producer.
In 1967, directed his first short film "Six Pale Figures". In 1970, directed the short drama " The Grandmother ". In 1974, he wrote and directed and acted in the short film "Amputees"
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. In 1977, directed his first feature film " Eraserhead ". In 1980, with the biographical film " The Elephant Man ", he was nominated for the 53rd Academy Awards for Best Director
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. In 1984, directed the science fiction action movie " Dune "
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. In 1990, he wrote and directed the crime suspense drama " Twin Peaks "
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. In 1997, he wrote and directed and acted in the horror movie " Lost Highway "
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. In 1999, the directed biographical film " The Straight Story " won the Global Screen Award at the 12th European Film Awards
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. In 2001, with the suspense film " Mulholland Dr. " won the best director award at the 54th Cannes Film Festival
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. In 2006, he wrote and directed the suspense film " Inland Empire "
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, The film won the 63rd Venice Film Festival Future Digital Film Award
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; in the same year, it won the 63rd Venice Film Festival Lifetime Achievement Golden Lion Award. In 2010, the directed love short film "Lady Blue Shanghai" was released. In 2013, directed the short drama "Paris of Eden"
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. In 2017, directed the TV series " Twin Peaks Season 3 "
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Character Evaluation
David Lynch is a representative of contemporary American non-mainstream films. His films are unique in the movie world with their gorgeous, gloomy, weird style with black humor. He often uses Freud's psychological analysis in the format of road films to show the anxiety and depression of modern people. His freely roaming between reality and surreal, his bold expressions of violence and sex, and the avant-garde, bizarre, and highly visually impactful images all make his works exude a unique personal charm. He is particularly good at making full use of the elements of genre movies, disassembling genre movies into fragments and then mixing them with allegorical stylization, showing the postmodernist artistic style in the game-like creative process . At the same time, he is also an all-rounder in the contemporary American film industry. He maintains an easy balance between mainstream and surrealism. He ruthlessly exposes the dark and extremely violent aspects of real life on the screen, so that his works are distributed. A unique personal charm .
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