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David Lynch (writer)
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A young boy plants some strange seeds and they grow into a grandmother. Short, surreal, and David Lynch's third film. | full synopsis
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On DVD: Lech Majewski, "Brand Upon the Brain!"
(From IFC. 19 August 2008, 6:35 AM, PDT)
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(Complete credited cast)| Richard White | ... | Boy | |
| Dorothy McGinnis | ... | Grandmother | |
| Virginia Maitland | ... | Mother | |
| Robert Chadwick | ... | Father |
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This film is a lesson. A lesson on how you can, with minor means,
create a work which explores all ways of cinematography. And this
without any dialogue. In my idea films are not there to tell a story
(they can be used as such tough) and this movie goes straight
back to the time where films were shown at carnivals and gave you
a glimpse of new worlds to be explored. Don't worry too much about the (lack of) narritive story. Just sit back
and enjoy the huge amount of emotions that will come to you.
Fear, hatred, love and desire for a better world.