David Lynch’s complex relationship with language
Posted by Josh Taylor / April 5, 2018
David Lynch’s movies are famous for their surrealism. He uses strange images and actions, surreal music, and sometimes jumbled plot lines to convey his meaning. If you pay close attention, you notice that he has a strange relationship with language. In fact, David Lynch kind of hates language. He doesn’t like words, and he doesn’t like what happens to films when you put them into words. That’s why some of his most famous scenes involve creepy poetry about magicians and backward-talking little people.
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