La gloria del ducado de Carniola
Lost Highway is a film of David Lynch, left in 1997.
Synopsis
Fred Madison is saxophonist. He suspects his Renee wife of misleading it. In same time, it receives vidéos. Filmed by an unknown, they show the apartment of Fred and Renee, seen outside then interior. Later, another video Fred watch beside the body of his assassinated wife. He then is condemned to died for this murder but a mysterious man tears off it with this destiny by an average unknown. Fred Madison finds himself then in the skin of another man but, as in a dream, the elements of its past little by little will reappear, in a different form.The film is thus composed of two parts which show the assassination of Renee Madison according to the point of view of the various personalities of Fred Madison. Commercial failure at the time of its exit, Lost Highway divides the spectators owing to the fact that the keys of the enigma and the intentions of the realizer appear too fuzzy to be able to be explained perfectly.
This work however remains one of most characteristic of David Lynch, which in extreme cases of the experimental Film made question the spectator, by in particular treating topics of the Schizophrénie (various identities of the main character) and omniscient capacity of the realizer (who could be represented by the mysterious man , modelling the destiny of Fred Madison to his own way).
Data sheet
- Realization: David Lynch
- Scenario: David Lynch, Barry Gifford
- Production: Deepak Nayar, Tom Sternberg, Mary Sweeney; Asymmetrical Productions, Ciby 2000.
- Image: Peter Deming
- Assembly: Mary Sweeney
- Music: Angelo Badalamenti, Barry Adamson, David Bowie, Billy Corgan, Brian Eno, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, David Lynch, Marilyn Manson, the Trent Reznor, Danny Lohner, Rammstein, Lou Reed, Dead Shuman; “ Song to the Siren ” by This Mortal Coil is not reproduced on the disc.
- Lasted: 135 minutes
- Left: January 15th 1997 (France), February 21st 1997 (the USA)
Distribution
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Bill Pullman : Fred Madison
- Patricia Arquette: Renee Madison/Alice Wakefield
- Balthazar Getty: Peter Raymond Dayton
- Robert Blake: Mystery Man
- Natasha Gregson Wagner: Sheila
- Robert Loggia: Mr. Eddy/Dick Laurent
- Richard Pryor: Arnie
- Lucy Butler : Candace Dayton
- Michael Massee: Andy
- Jack Nance: Phil
- Jack Kehler: the guard Johnny Mack
- Henry Rollins: the guard Henry
- Giovanni Ribisi: Steve “V” Vincencio
- Scott Coffey: Teddy
- Gary Busey : William Dayton
- Marilyn Manson: Porn Star
- Twiggy Ramirez: Porn Star
Around film
- David Lynch sign script in collaboration with Barry Gifford, the author of the novel Wild At Heart . It is in this book that Lynch known as to have found the title of its project, on a page where the words Lost and Highway jumped to him to the eyes in the obviousness of their association.
- Last film of the actor Nance Jack, who interprets the role of Phil here, deceased by homicide in December 1996. Famous for its role of Henry Spencer in Eraserhead (1977), it found the scenario writer on Dune (1984), Blue Velvet (1986), Sailor and Lula (1990) and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992).
External bond
- narration in " Lost Highway"
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