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It is clear that this is a classically elusive Lynchian film. However, what you can primarily see here is Lynch's love for cinema and film. But above all, his understanding of film. It intertwines with reality, quite literally. The film enters the real world, unreal things come out, and vice versa. Lynch blurs the boundaries between reality, film, and dream. This is the message that should be taken from every one of his films. But it is true that I have had quite enough of his shorts...
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