Join us Tuesday, February 11th at 7:00 p.m. as Let’s Do Lynch: A David Lynch Retrospective gets wild  with a steamy, edgy, and award-winning thrill-ride!

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Outlaw “Sailor” Ripley has just been released from jail for killing a man with a knife. He is picked up by his lover, Lula, and the two embark on a whirlwind escapade when they decide on a whim to move to California. Little do they know that the man Sailor killed was actually hired to kill Sailor by Lula’s strange mother sought to end their relationship. As the passionate pair make their way to the coast, they are pursued both by law enforcement and underworld gangsters — each looking to put an end to Sailor.

Based on the novel by Barry Gifford, Wild at Heart is a sexy, violent thrill ride that Lynch once described as “finding love in Hell.” Like all of Lynch’s films, this movie features an exceptional ensemble cast, many of whom were nominated or won top awards for their performances.

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125 MIN

Tuesday 02/117:00

Join us Tuesday, February 18th at 7:00 p.m. as Let’s Do Lynch: A David Lynch Retrospective pays a visit to the weirdest place in the Pacific Northwest!

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When the series Twin Peaks premiered in 1990, it was without a doubt the strangest show to grace a television screen probably since Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone. Created by David Lynch and Mark Frost, the series was an immediate hit, spawning a demand among fans for a deeper look into the strange world contained in the weird little town in the Pacific Northwest.

In Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Lynch reunites with most of the show’s original cast (and a few very special cameos) to give fans a look inside the events leading up to the tragic murder of troubled prom queen Laura Palmer, in addition to a in-depth account of the last seven days of Laura’s life.

By the time of the film’s release, fans has already learned the answer to the burning question “Who killed Laura Palmer..?“, but Lynch felt compelled to stay in the world of the series long enough to give Laura’s character a chance to live on screen for one last horrifying hurrah since she was already dead in the narrative of the TV show. The result is a much darker journey through the town of Twin Peaks and its inhabitants.

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134 MIN

Tuesday 02/187:00

Join us Tuesday, February 25th at 7:00 p.m. for Let’s Do Lynch: A David Lynch Retrospective — we’ll be heading out on a road-trip into surrealist neo-noir!

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“Dick Laurent is dead…” This mysterious message is transmitted over the house intercom of Fred Madison, an avant-garde saxophonist living in Los Angeles. The next day, his wife, Renee, finds a manilla envelope on the stoop that contains a VHS tape. The two sit and watch it only to discover that the video footage is of their house. Another tape arrives soon thereafter, this time showing a more intrusive view of the couple in bed asleep — a POV that could only be obtained by someone standing in their bedroom. To make matters worse, Fred has been having a dream wherein his wife is attacked by creepy assailant. When Fred later actually encounters the strange man at a party, he is revealed to be a friend of Dick Laurent. When a third tape arrives showing Renee dead and dismembered, Fred is falsely accused of the murder and thrown in jail. As if all of this wasn’t weird enough, Fred’s incarceration kicks off a chain of events that plumb the depths of David Lynch’s hallmark style of surreal story-telling!

Returning to themes similar to those explored in Blue Velvet, David Lynch once again deals with the “femme fatale” and the hero who inhabits a bleak landscape of distrust, violence, lust, and greed. What sets this film apart, however, is that the “hero” is not embodied by two characters who seem to share a connection not defined by normal reality.

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134 MIN

Tuesday 02/257:00

Join us Tuesday, March 4th at 7:00 p.m. for another fantastic installment of Let’s Do Lynch: A David Lynch Retrospective — a brilliant film that peers into the shadows cast by the spotlights in Hollywood!

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An attempted murder on Hollywood’s famed Mulholland Drive goes awry when a car crash kills the assailant and leaves the victim, a beautiful dark-haired woman, with amnesia. She wanders the streets of Los Angeles, unable to remember her own identity. She eventually finds her way into an apartment occupied by aspiring actress Betty Wells. The woman, after being discovered by Betty, claims falsely that her name is “Rita” – taking the name from a movie poster for the film Gilda, starring Rita Hayworth – and explains to Betty that she has amnesia and is in danger. From there, the two women embark on a journey to try and learn Rita’s true identity. As it turns out, Rita is actually an actress named Camilla Rhodes whose career trajectory has some very dark forces guiding it.

Considered one of David Lynch’s best films, Mulholland Drive earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Director, as well as a win for the Best Director award at Cannes the year of the film’s release.

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147 MIN

Tuesday 03/047:00