The Short Films of David Lynch 2002 DvdRip x264 DD-HighCode

Composed of six of David Lynch's earliest and rarest works, "The Short Films of David Lynch" is a comprehensive DVD collection supervised by the American filmmaker himself. With the die-hard Lynch completist in mind, this assemblage of chronologically listed short films interweaves each project with brief interviews, fascinating insight, and unexpected "Easter eggs". While at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, David Lynch came up with Six Men Getting Sick (1967), a 40-second loop of regurgitation, and three years later, he filmed The Alphabet (1969), a nightmarish vision. Then, in 1970, Lynch created the dark fable of The Grandmother (1970), and in 1974, he devised The Amputee (1974). The collection concludes with the western comedy, The Cowboy and the Frenchman (1988), the second episode in the The French as Seen by... (1988) TV mini-series, and David Lynch's contribution to the Lumiere and Company (1995) anthology, Premonitions Following an Evil Deed (1995).