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Eraserhead | |||
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[related: Philadelphia] | |||
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A 1977 film by American filmmaker, artist, musician, and actor David Kieth | |||
Lynch [Jan. 20, 1946 - ] set in dystopian mid-'70's Philadelphia. A work | |||
fueled by a deep sense of anti-nostalgia and a refutation of traditional | |||
procreation-based American values with Lynch's first child depicted as a | |||
deformed and endlessly needy creature. Funded largely by the actress Sissy | |||
Spacek and filmed on location at Greystone Mansion, a set of derelict stables | |||
in which Lynch also lived, the film. | |||
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Revision as of 21:44, 8 March 2024
Eraserhead
[related: Philadelphia]
A 1977 film by American filmmaker, artist, musician, and actor David Kieth
Lynch [Jan. 20, 1946 - ] set in dystopian mid-'70's Philadelphia. A work
fueled by a deep sense of anti-nostalgia and a refutation of traditional
procreation-based American values with Lynch's first child depicted as a
deformed and endlessly needy creature. Funded largely by the actress Sissy
Spacek and filmed on location at Greystone Mansion, a set of derelict stables
in which Lynch also lived, the film.