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David Lynch explains himself.
Fri, Sep 25 2009 8:58 AM

David Lynch has an exhibition up at the Galeries Lafayette department store in Paris. Not in Paris? Writer Dennis Cooper has a useful round-up for the rest of us. On the outside are 11 windows about "Machines, Abstraction and Women," some involving 3-D elements -- Lynch is a big fan of the Alioscopy 3-D process, which he thinks could revolutionize 3... Read More...

by IFC.com - Indie Eye

Filed under: David Lynch, Abroad, Six Men Getting Sick, Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet, Lost Highway, Alioscopy

Advertising is the new music video
Tue, Sep 22 2009 1:32 AM

Shane Meadows is a remarkably pragmatic director. This afternoon -- probably already past, for any UK readers -- Meadows will appear at London's Nokia store to hype up a promotional stunt tied in to the London Film Festival. Aspiring filmmakers are invited to submit a 90-minute short on Nokia's behalf showing "what being connect in 2009 means to... Read More...

by IFC.com - Indie Eye

Filed under: David Fincher, Somers Town, Shane Meadows, This Is England, Michel Gondry, David Lynch, Spike Jonze, London Film Festival 2009

Spike Jonze, Jason Reitman and the fearsome third.
Thu, Sep 3 2009 12:45 AM

There's two good profiles published in the last few days about polar opposite Great White Hopes of Hollywood film. The New York Times profiles Spike Jonze in anticipation of his adaptation of Maurice Sendak's "Where The Wild Things Are"; Anthony Breznican tackles Jason Reitman for USA Today in advance of "Up In The Air"'s premiere... Read More...

by IFC.com - Indie Eye

Filed under: Wes Anderson, David Lynch, Up in the Air, Jason Reitman, Spike Jonze, Where the Wild Things Are, Coming attractions, P.T. Anderson, Alexander Payne

Herzog/Lynch > Herzog/Ferrara.
Mon, Aug 17 2009 1:05 PM

The cracktastic footage and ongoing directorial snippiness have made "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans," Werner Herzog's maybe remake of Abel Ferrara's 1992 drama, one of the most anticipated films set to screen at the Toronto International Film Festival (though it'll first premiere at Venice). And who could outdo Bavaria's finest... Read More...

by IFC.com - Indie Eye

Filed under: Watchy, Werner Herzog, David Lynch, Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans, Michael Shannon, Abel Ferrara, Mark Yarovsky, Toronto 2009, Grace Zabriskie, My Son My Son What Have Ye Done

David Lynch present Jess.
Mon, Jun 1 2009 7:37 AM

Interview Project, the latest web experiment from David Lynch, launches today, a "121 part documentary series" made up of three and a half minute interviews with different subjects around the country. Lynch's son Austin and Jason S. led a team of filmmakers who plucked up subjects who, one assumes, just looked like they'd have interesting things... Read More...

by IFC.com - Indie Eye

Filed under: Watchy, David Lynch, Jason S., Interview Project, Austin Lynch

In the works: David Lynch's new web series.
Tue, Nov 4 2008 10:44 AM

In the works: David Lynch has signed with digital media company On Networks to make a new web series! Unfortunately, it'll be based on his book "Catching the Big Fish: Meditation, Consciousness and Creativity," so it's best to be ready for more transcendental meditation rantings than strange narratives. Lynch has offered up online videos before... Read More...

by IFC.com - Indie Eye

Filed under: In the works, Keira Knightley, David Lynch, Three Stooges, Gore Verbinski, Franka Potente, Last Night, Farrelly brothers, Herb and Dorothy

"Oh, Lynch is way weirder than I am."
Thu, Sep 4 2008 6:16 PM

The world in quotes: "Oh, Lynch is way weirder than I am. That's obvious." --David Cronenberg weighs in on the eternal question of which David is weirder, at Defamer. "You know how there's no Asian American players in the NBA yet? There are Asians -- Yao Ming, Wang Zhizhi -- but no Asian American has yet broken that barrier. My theory is... Read More...

by IFC.com - Indie Eye

Filed under: In quotes, David Cronenbreg, Sophia Myles, Susan Sarandon, David Lynch, Outlander, Ping Pong Playa, Jimmy Tsai, Hillary Clinton, Jim Caviezel