With The Winter's Tale in mind, it's possible to see why there have to be two stories, with two endings, in Twin Peaks: The Return. Read More
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Elise Moore is an award-winning playwright and a novelist-in-progress. Her film writing has also appeared in Bright Lights Film Journal, and she co-hosts a podcast, Another Kind of Distance, on sundry topics (most recently, Twin Peaks: The Return). She and her co-host live together as woman and boyfriend in Toronto, with their cat, Dorothea Brooke.
Ostensibly the story of a spoiled Southern belle's slightly deranged love life, Jezebel is more psychologically interesting than it has any right to be. Read More
An aesthetic of excess is everywhere present in Portrait of Jennie, but it takes many different, incongruous forms. Read More
Lynch is interested not only in story, but in the material aspects of film and their effect on the viewer; in sound, space, and time, and in what happens when these aspects of the cinematic experience assert their materiality rather than subsuming themselves to realism. Read More
Near the end of David Lynch’s harrowing Fire Walk With Me, Laura Palmer and fellow teen prostitute Ronette Pulaski are... Read More