Hollywood Narrative and the Play of Fantasy: David Lynch'sMulholland Drive

Roger F. Cook

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In Mulholland Drive (2001) David Lynch intimates repeatedly that the viewer should take a second look. He actually does more than merely suggest. At several points the viewer shares a second look w...

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