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Short Films of David Lynch, The

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Synopsis: From auteur David Lynch comes this nightmarish classic in which a young man living in an industrial wasteland comes to grips with parenthood. Henry Spencer (Jack Nance) inhabits a surreal world rife with grotesque characters and bizarre creatures, not the least of which is his own child, a hideously deformed, squalling aberration. A study in the macabre, this early film features the arresting imagery and dark humor characteristic of Lynch's work. Includes David Lynch early short films: Six Men Getting Sick The Alphabet The Grandmother The Amputee The Cowboy And The Frenchman Lumiere

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Directed By:	David Lynch	Recommended Retail Price: $USD29.95
Cast:	Jack Nance Charlotte Stewart
Genre:	Drama / Fantasy / Horror / Short
Running Time:	97 minutes
Year of Production:	1977
Disc Release Date:	January 10, 2006

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1:	Single Sided, Dual Layer

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