Wild at Heart is a strange film. It’s one of Lynch’s most conventional features, as it follows a straightforward plot and doesn’t rely on his infamous dream-logic optics.

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Wild at Heart is obviously a very dark movie. But it also has a very liberated depiction of sex. There are these intense sex scenes. What emotion were you going for with the sex scenes in the ...

It’s easy to divide David Lynch’s career into sections of surprising commercial accessibility and complete mainstream alienation — the cultural breakthrough of Twin Peaks being the best representation ...

Wild at Heart plays as an excuse for Lynch to explore some of the darkest corners of his sensibilities, at the same time filming a pseudo-musical comedy pastiche of The Wizard of Oz and Elvis Presley ...

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No director works closer to his unconscious than David Lynch, and, stimulated by the use of amateur digital video technology, his latest feature ventures as far inland as this blandly enigmatic ...

Enter David Lynch’s 1990 romantic crime movie “Wild at Heart,” starring Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern as young lovers who go on the run after a bounty is placed on one of them.

He is perhaps most famous for what are labeled his Sailor and Lula novels, a series that inspired filmmaker David Lynch’s “Wild At Heart,” the 1990 romantic crime film that Lynch wrote and ...

No director works closer to his unconscious than David Lynch. Stimulated by the use of amateur digital-video technology, his latest feature, Inland Empire, ventures as far inland as this blandly ...

No director works closer to his unconscious than David Lynch, and stimulated by the use of amateur digital video technology, his latest feature ventures as far inland as this blandly enigmatic ...