Lost Highway
David Lynch delivers his signature cinematic surrealism in this 1997 murder mystery starring Bill Pullman as a saxophonist accused of murdering his wife (Patricia Arquette). While on death row, he suddenly – inexplicably – changes into Pete Dayton, a young mechanic leading a completely different life.
- Director:
- David Lynch ('Mulholland Drive', 'The Elephant Man', 'Blue Velvet', 'Eraserhead')
- Writer:
- David LynchBarry Gifford
- Cast:
- Bill PullmanPatricia ArquetteBalthazar GettyRobert LoggiaRobert BlakeGary BuseyNatasha Gregson Wagner
Reviews & comments
Urban Cinefile
pressA return to the ambitions of the French nouvelle vague of the early 60s, and in particular, to Last Year in Marienbad.
Time Out
pressLynch's mastery of mood through sound, space, decor and lighting means that we're more or less engrossed throughout, even though some of the sillier moments try one's patience.
Roger Ebert
pressIt's a shaggy ghost story, an exercise in style, a film made with a certain breezy contempt for audiences.
Empire Magazine
pressAn eerie and edgy outpouring that makes Twin Peaks look like Moonlighting.
Urban Cinefile
pressA return to the ambitions of the French nouvelle vague of the early 60s, and in particular, to Last Year in Marienbad.
Time Out
pressLynch's mastery of mood through sound, space, decor and lighting means that we're more or less engrossed throughout, even though some of the sillier moments try one's patience.
Roger Ebert
pressIt's a shaggy ghost story, an exercise in style, a film made with a certain breezy contempt for audiences.
Empire Magazine
pressAn eerie and edgy outpouring that makes Twin Peaks look like Moonlighting.
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