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Industrial Symphony No. 1: The Dream of the Brokenhearted (1990) (TV)
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After her boyfriend ends their relationship, the dreamself of a heartbroken woman floats through the...
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Laura Dern | ... | Heartbroken Woman |
 | Nicolas Cage | ... | Heartbreaker |
 | Julee Cruise | ... | The Dreamself of the Heartbroken Woman |
| Lisa Giobbi | ... | Female Dancer |
| Félix Blaska | ... | Male Dancer |
| Michael J. Anderson | ... | Woodsman (Twin A) |
| André Badalamenti | ... | Clarinet Soloist (Twin B) |
| John Bell | ... | The Tall Skinned Deer |
| Warick Bright | ... | Snare Drummer |
| Ann C. Fink | ... | Back-Up Singer (as Ann Fink) |
| Sarah Napier | ... | Back-Up Singer |
| Marc B. Lorber | ... | Video Team |
| Tom Judson | ... | Video Team |
| Brian Keane | ... | Video Team |
| Sebastian Stuart | ... | Video Team |
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Director Trademark: [David Lynch (I)] [singer]Julee Cruise.
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Features Wild at Heart (1990)
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I'm Hurt Bad
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For some reason I tend to start disliking Lynch because I like his work so much. I went into this quite critical, as I didn't really expect much. But still.... Lynch just continues to enchant me as an artist.
To explain what this is: Its a musical and a play, and its about a woman being brokenhearted as she's been left. The strength of the whole thing is the atmosphere. Really gripping and wonderful. There's fog all over the stage, and the haunting music is simply perfect. And of course the imagery.. and the lyrics. Its shocking, but attractive. You never really get whats going on though, its really dreamy. People floating in the air... and at one point there's a huge devil walking around on stage. When the haunting scene with the millions of dolls was strung down on the scene with creepy music alongside it was the point I personally was convinced that this is a masterpiece.
I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys the further-out side of Lynch's work. The atmosphere in this one is just gripping.