DAVID LYNCH +
TWIN PEAKS

The tiles are black and white.
The curtains are red velvet.
The man from another place leans back and laughs.
His suit looks to be made of satin.
His lips, feet
Slip over words, tiles, strange desires.
The coffee in here is as thick as oil.
The woman on the couch cries
'Sometimes my arms bend back'.
In the red room, she knows her killer by name.
In the red room, she can do nothing
but sit on her hands and scream.
Cooper is here too
but old and knowing,
the picture of his compromise.
No one who moves through the sycamores
Ever quite makes it out.

Welcome into the trees

Mulholland Drive: A Philosophical Treatise NEW 2002
Naomi Watts: Inside Film Magazine interview, February 2002 NEW 2002
David Lynch: Urban Cinefile interview, January 2002 NEW 2002
The Sun Herald reviews Mulholland Drive NEW 2002
David Stratton (SBS Movie Show) reviews Mulholland Drive NEW 2002
The Age newspaper reviews Mulholland Drive NEW 2002
Mulholland Drive Film Stills NEW 2001
A short excerpt from Mulholland Drive
Twin Peaks: A circle of theories and secrets
David Lynch 'Scene by Scene' Interview, 1999
Twin Peaks' Postmodern themes
Small Pearls of Wisdom from Twin Peaks & Fire Walk With Me
Wild at Heart and the road trip as fairytale
Short script inspired by David Lynch
Short story inspired by David Lynch
Ronnie Rocket
Twin Peaks Freeware Screensavers & Desktop Themes
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