Inland Empire

I admire David Lynch's strong creative energy and maintain a certain level even after he became famous. When the new work started, it made me stupid again, and I couldn't understand anything at all. Later, I watched the drama "Nine Flies Hit the Wall". It was only through Tou that I understood. Of course, Ma Luan will definitely have his own opinions after reading it, and he has a big stomach. I look forward to the comments of the two of them.
The new work still has the theme of "reality and dream". Of course, you can also understand it as "imagination" here. People who are interested in psychoanalysis will love David Lynch, because this work still involves these contents. Especially at the end of the film, the heroine walks alone to the empty theater, but the content of the movie screening is exactly the plot of the movie she just starred in. What's more clever is that the scene of the detective (police?) walking down the stairs is exactly the same as where she is. The scene I saw in the movie theater matches the one I saw in the movie theater. I can't help but praise it. But I think both the Japanese girl and the short-haired girl who was stopped by an old man walking on the street are hundreds of times more beautiful than the heroine. Maybe the heroine meets the needs of David's work, and she needs to start from scratch. An anxious expression of panic at the end, right? I don't know what else the Japanese girl did with the girl who was stopped.
In fact, when I first started watching it, I still felt very obscure (it seems that his works in the middle and later stages are very obscure, especially this one). Although there are several rabbit men from time to time, people have an indescribable sense of absurdity, but it is really a Things that test patience. And the mysterious symbol on the wall (always reminds me of NAXX...Orz in WOW) and the four shadows cast by the three rabbitmen on the wall (maybe it's my hallucination?) are all waiting for further explanations and conjectures.
I heard that this was taken by "David Lynch and another camera with two Sony PD150s and a wide angle", and then went to check the price, Sony PD150 seems to have been discontinued, and the new product costs about 30,000, it seems Although it is a relatively cheap DV, it is still a sky-high price for me at present. It seems that the key lies in conception and technology. If the hardware equipment is good, it will be better, but if not, you can still shoot awesome works with ordinary machines (in other words, you can also shoot good short films with 38E, Hey-hey)

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