Synopsis
We could summarize the plot as: “Henry Spencer goes to dinner with his now ex-girlfriend and discovers she was pregnant before their breakup. Now he must marry her and care for the baby.” But that doesn’t even begin to capture the screams, the bizarre appearance of the child, or the surreal nightmare that permeates the film’s black-and-white visuals. David Lynch passed away this year, leaving behind an indelible legacy as one of the most influential creators in contemporary art worldwide. In tribute to the legendary filmmaker, Olhar de Cinema presents his debut feature. (G.B.)
This film will be screened alongside My name is Oona.
Trailer
Director
David Lynch
David Lynch carved out a singular path in American cinema. Having passed away in early 2025, the filmmaker directed some of the most influential films in Hollywood, navigating both the canons of major American film genres and the distinct language of a surreal, inventive, and challenging cinema. Throughout his prolific career, he directed films such as “Lost Highway”, “Blue Velvet”, “Mulholland Drive”, “The Elephant Man”, and the television series “Twin Peaks”.
Saturday 19:45 
