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Aug 21, 2021. An excellent David Lynch debut in both abstract visual and sound, "Eraserhead" has enough of a plot to follow underneath its hazy horror. . The film's horror can be multi-interpreted and effectively made me scream twice during the runtime. An accomplishment no other film, even horror film, has managed to do.
Eraserhead is a surrealist film written, directed, and produced by David Lynch, and released in 1977. In 1971, Lynch moved to Los Angeles to pursue an MFA (Masters of Fine Arts) degree at the AFI Conservatory. At the Conservatory, Lynch began working on his first feature-length film, Eraserhead, using a $10,000 grant from the AFI. The grant was not sufficient to complete the film and, as a ...
Eraserhead (1977) Ao chegar em casa Henry é avisado por sua vizinha de que foi chamado para um jantar na casa de sua ex namorada. Após uma refeição bizarra com uma família ainda mais estranha Henry é informado que sua ex engravidou dele e teve o filho com poucas semanas de gestação; ele é então obrigado a casar-se e levar a mulher e a ...
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- CULT CLASSIC MOVIES II
David Lynch pulled out all the stops to make "Eraserhead" as perfect as any film can be, and it shows. It is a great work of art in its own right. The characters and setting are unforgettable, and are as strange as they are familiar. The story is slow-moving, but steadily builds with the fury of a small hurricane.
Eraserhead. In an industrial town, Henry lives in an abandoned building amidst constant noise and smoke. He finds solace in the Lady in the Radiator’s music. His girlfriend, Mary X, has fits and gives birth to a terrifying mutant child, injecting sexual imagery into the chaotic mix. IMDb 7.3 1 h 28 min 1978.
The movie starts with Henry Spencer as a heartbroken twenty-something who longs for his ex-girlfriend, Mary. Henry already feels isolated by the world, which is largely lifeless and colorless and seemingly ran by factories and machinery. A simple walk from Henry’s apartment to Mary’s house reeks of emptiness and decay.
Eraserhead is a film directed by David Lynch with Jack Nance, Charlotte Stewart, Allen Joseph, Jeannie Bates .... Year: 1977. Original title: Eraserhead. Synopsis: Lynch's fiendish cult classic adopts the logic of dreams and nightmares as layers of reality dissolve, sucking you into the eerie world of a warped mind.
