On DOGRA MAGRA
“Whoever reads this book will become insane at least once”
“Whoever reads this book will become insane at least once”
A gaudily designed coffee table art book by the incomparable David Lynch
A graphic novel that’s plenty weird, with a narrative that leans rather heavily into the perverse and psychosexual
This 1945 novel is considered the masterpiece of the “French Kafka” Marcel Bealu (1908-1993)
The materpiece of France’s Raymond Roussel, and one of the most astonishing displays of unfettered imagination I’ve ever experienced
Raymond Roussel may well be the strangest writer of all time and this 1910 novel offers ample proof of that claim
It certainly seemed like a good idea: a Russian American co-production in which six world class directors partook in “the gigantic cinematic canvas of historical change in Russia,”
A look back at David Lynch’s fifty-plus year career in film, decade by decade
One of the world’s premiere examples of abstract filmmaking
A crucial entry in the filmography of the young David Lynch