experienced Lynch's world
in a hazy haze.
I saw his "Inland Empire" a year or two ago. I don't know if it was in my dream. The heroine
Nikki
is an actress, it should be said that she is an unhappy actor, her husband is a nightmare for her,
and most of what is depicted in the film is one of her nightmares, and her film in the film can be said to be a very "traditional" of her without "life force" "The film, Lynch used it to set off Nikki's emotional life.
The following is my speculation on Nikki's emotional life: the abuse of her husband has given Nikki a lot of traumatic pressure, and she has even betrayed her husband. Become inappropriate (the description of her and the actor Devon in the film can be reflected), as for the description of the prostitute at the beginning of the film, on the one hand, it shows Nikki's derailment, and the other bold speculation is that the protagonist created by Lynch is turned upside down The transformation (...she is even just a prostitute, or an ordinary person who is extremely upset about her cheating) The film ends with Nikki appearing in theaters, one speculated to be a schizophrenia of the protagonist, another speculated to be in a dream (the film It was just a nightmare from start to finish!)
Night visit Lynch
walked into the supermarket, couldn't find a way out, lost himself, as if he had never been to this world, he did not pass the supermarket, but passed the alley behind the market, and finally arrived at the palace, where he was in Corner book desk, frowning eyebrows, messy silver hair
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