Director David Lynch, master of “Mulholland Drive” and “Lost Highway”, dies at 78.

Director David Lynch, master of “Mulholland Drive” and “Lost Highway”, dies at 78.
Director David Lynch, master of “Mulholland Drive” and “Lost Highway”, dies at 78.

In August, the director revealed he was suffering from a condition affecting his lungs.

A Pillar of Cinema Leaves Us

The world of cinema is in mourning. David Lynch, the famous American director behind iconic works such as Mulholland Drive, Lost Highwayet Elephant Mandied at the age of 78. His family made the announcement on Facebook on Thursday, January 16. On his official account, a moving message was posted: “It is with great sadness that we, his family, share the death of David Lynch, an exceptional man and artist. » They also expressed their desire to preserve a moment of privacy in the face of this immense loss: “A great void reigns in the world now that he is no longer with us. »

An Exceptional Director

Also known for his work in the series Twin Peaks and the movie Sailor et Lulawhich also won the Palme d’Or at in 1990, David Lynch revealed in August that he suffered from emphysema, a disease affecting the lungs, which he attributed to “years of smoking.” Despite this announcement, he wanted to reassure his audience, insisting on the fact that he did not intend to “retire”. In a statement full of optimism, the director of Blue Velvet said: “I stopped smoking two years ago. My recent medical examinations are reassuring, my health is excellent apart from emphysema. I am filled with happiness and I never plan to stop working. »

Thus, David Lynch leaves behind an exceptional cinematic legacy recognized throughout the world, marked by a rich career and unforgettable works that will continue to inspire generations.

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