Here is a great scene from an amazing movie. Mulholland Drive, directed by David Lynch in 2001, is a Marmite movie; you'll either love it or hate. Whatever you decide, there is no escaping the fact that this movie contains some amazing scenes and fantastic imagery as it screws with your head.
This is a completely stand-alone scene as it appears early on in the movie and this is the first time we see the characters. In five minutes Lynch shows how to construct a scene from a simple conversation with two new characters and rapidly increase the tension and suspense until the audience isn't sure what is going to happen next.
This is a completely stand-alone scene as it appears early on in the movie and this is the first time we see the characters. In five minutes Lynch shows how to construct a scene from a simple conversation with two new characters and rapidly increase the tension and suspense until the audience isn't sure what is going to happen next.
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