Pair Laura Terrazas
Published
January 16 at 9:05 p.m.,
updated January 16 at 9:08 p.m.
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It is with emotion that the cinema columnist commented on France 5 on the sudden disappearance of the director of Twin Peaks, Mulholland Drive or even Blue Velvet.
“We have just learned of the death of David Lynch”announcement live this Thursday, January 16, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, around 7:30 p.m. The American director died at the age of 78. He received the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 1990 for his film Sailor et Lulathe César for best foreign film for Mulholland Drive in 2002, an honorary Golden Lion and an honorary Oscar in 2006 and 2020.
“We are not a little proud at the time to have accompanied David Lynch in the production of Mulholland Drive»recalls Pierre Lescure this evening in “C à vous” in his capacity as “leader of French cinema for decades”as Lorrain Sénéchal describes it.
“The last time anyone watching saw David Lynch was on television. Ten days ago when France 2 proposed The FabelmansSteven Spielberg's story about his family. At the end, young Spielberg goes to the Hollywood studios, he is received by John Ford and it was David Lynch who played John Ford with his cap and his big cigar.continues Pierre Lescure.
-Emotion in “C à vous”
“He is undoubtedly one of the most original filmmakers. We hope that a filmmaker will bring his world to you. He brought his world to each film.estimates Pierre Lescure with real emotion. His voice trembles a little.
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The chronicler then cites Dune, Blue Velvet, Lost Highway, A true story. “These are films that we rewatch because we don’t always find the truth. We always have a hard time understanding what the film is explaining to us”. “He was also a man of images, of extraordinary direction of actors, and a great guy in life”he concludes.
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