Just talk about that painting, Reivew on Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me

Reading at noon, I suddenly remembered the painting that Lola was holding in the film, with a red background and a half-closed door. Staring, the camera gradually deepened, and suddenly, we fell into the space behind the door.
This surreal technique also appeared in 1996 "Scary Bird" (Taylor Herford). When Shalena's memory was awakened, she rushed into the bathroom to wash her face, and then she was shocked to see her back in the mirror, implying that she has been Turn your back to yourself, avoiding the most secret emotions in your heart.
Also, an oil painting by the French painter Magritte in the 1920s is also a man looking back in the mirror.
This painting does not appear to appear in the twin peaks of the TV series. In fact, after watching this movie, I liked the electric noise of the neon lights in front of J.

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