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Ver David Lynch: The Art Life

(4643) 7.2 88 min 2016 Subtitles and Closed Captions

David Lynch: The Art Life is a movie starring David Lynch, Lula Lynch, and Edwina Lynch. Artist and filmmaker David Lynch discusses his early life and the events that shaped his outlook on art and the creative process.

Genres
Biography, Documentary
Director
Olivia Neergaard-Holm, Jon Nguyen, Rick Barnes
Starring
Donald Lynch, David Lynch, Lula Lynch, Edwina Lynch

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Genres Biography, Documentary
Director Olivia Neergaard-Holm, Jon Nguyen, Rick Barnes
Stars Donald Lynch, David Lynch, Lula Lynch, Edwina Lynch
Country Denmark, USA
Also Known As David Lynch The Art Life, デヴィッド・リンチ　アートライフ, David Lynch, żyć sztuką, David Lynch: The Art Life - A Vida Arte, David Lynch: Yaşam Sanatı, David Lynch: La vie artistique, Davidas Lynchas: menininko gyvenimas, David Lynch: A Vida de um Artista, David Lynch: Az én m&369vészetem, David Lynch: A művészélet, David Lynch the Art Life
Runtime 1 h 28 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description Artist and filmmaker David Lynch discusses his early life and the events that shaped his outlook on art and the creative process.

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14 customer reviews about documentary «David Lynch: The Art Life»

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Crystal H.
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 06:53

I think this documentary was well made, but it could have been a little longer. The first half of the movie is interesting, and I liked the interviews with the cast and crew. Unfortunately, the movie veers into silliness as the second half progresses. The idea that it is somehow normal to have sex with a minor is ridiculous. The fact that the director doesn't know that the main character was actually a minor is more disturbing. If the director was a bit more careful, he might have found a better balance of information. As it is, the movie just seems to be a lot of fluff. I think this could have been a good film if it had been edited better. It just felt like an hour and a half of fluff instead of a documentary. I still recommend it to anyone who likes Lynch and/or art-house films. However, I think the second half of the movie would have been a little better.
Harry D.
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 09:42

I am a huge fan of David Lynch. I was a fan of his early films (both Lynch and the Coen brothers) and was a huge fan of his early TV work (The Golden Compass, The Man Who Knew Too Much, etc.). I have watched his early film "The Elephant Man" a few times and have also seen "Blue Velvet" a few times. I found this documentary to be excellent. David Lynch is an artist, and he is very special. This is the best film I have seen in a long time. I am not a fan of the Coen brothers, but they did a great job. The film is not really about the two of them, but about the artist. It is a great tribute to David Lynch and his art.
Brandon S.
Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 19:57

I was a kid and loved The Blue Fairy and I always loved the movie. I was fascinated by this guy's career, his life, and the subject of the film. I'm a huge fan of Robert Altman and his films. I was surprised to learn that Altman never actually met Lynch. I had never heard of him before and was curious to learn more about him. I was also curious to learn how he was able to make a film about the man and still keep it a mystery. This documentary is a must-see for anyone who loves movies, the man, or just curious about this world of ours.
Diana R.
Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 18:32

I'm not really a fan of Lynch. I just think he's a very clever guy who has made some interesting films. This documentary is a good one to see for fans of Lynch. I'd definitely recommend it to any fans of the director. It's a very enjoyable documentary and has a lot of great information. It also gives a lot of insight into the way the man thinks, because it's all just a lot of speculation. The documentary shows how he thinks, and how he goes about it. The documentary is very informative. It's also very interesting to see how he's organized his life and how his life is organized. It's a very interesting documentary that I highly recommend. It's a very entertaining documentary and I think it's a good one to see.
Ryan Chapman
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 21:21

This documentary is really great and I think it's a great place to start with Lynch. The way it's done is very different from what I've seen before. This one is very different from what I've seen before. It starts with interviews and it has some footage from some of the most famous scenes from his films. There are some beautiful images that can't really be found in any other documentary, which is nice to see. Lynch does a great job at showing the feelings he felt during filming, as well as the feeling he got after filming. The feeling of complete happiness after filming is something that's hard to find. I think the people who know Lynch will definitely enjoy this one. The interviews with his friends and family are great and they tell his stories and his feelings about the film. It's definitely something that's very different than what you'd normally get from a documentary. It's very nice to see how a famous person felt about the film, even if they didn't get to see it. If you're a fan of Lynch or of his films, I think you'll enjoy this documentary. It's really good and a great place to start. It's definitely something that's hard to find. 8/10
Virginia S.
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 12:22

An excellent and personal documentary about the work of Lynch and his family and friends. Some of his greatest films are at the center of this film. I have seen every Lynch film and I find myself watching them more and more often. It is a very emotional documentary. The performances are excellent and the film is very informative. I really liked the idea of showing clips from all his films. The film does have some technical issues. The editing is a little off. I am not sure why the audio in the film was not consistent. The film is very well done and I recommend it to anyone who likes Lynch or documentaries.
Howard Hicks
Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 07:36

Lynch has a strange sense of humour. He is able to say some of the most astonishing and disturbing things with a wink, and that is one of the things that makes him so great. He is able to take the most disgusting subject matter and make it funny. His interviews with the film crew and their producer and director are really quite funny, and you can really get a sense of how good Lynch is at making these weird, disturbing films. He is a brilliant director, and the interview footage with him and the crew is really quite good. He is able to use his influence with some of the directors he works with and give them some of his own opinions on how to make their films. The interviews with Lynch and the crew are really quite interesting, and they are great fun to watch. Lynch is able to make a film that is both entertaining and disturbing. The interviews are both interesting and funny, and he is able to do both at the same time. I really enjoyed this documentary and I recommend it to anyone who likes Lynch.
Terry Carter
Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 06:10

Lynch's history with film is a mixed bag. Some of his films have been great, and some have been terrible. Here, we are treated to a look at Lynch's earliest films as a young man, and how his first movie was a great success, with a box office return of over $15 million dollars. Lynch's films were very commercial, with a focus on the male body. He was already a director when he began his career. In the 70's, he began to experiment with more unconventional subjects, such as incest, and drug use. His films were a mixed bag, as his films were certainly more commercial. Some of Lynch's films were great, such as "The Elephant Man", "Blue Velvet", and "Dune". Others were terrible, such as "The Elephant Man", "Blue Velvet", and "Dune". This documentary is a good look at Lynch's career, but is not really Lynch's best film, as "Mulholland Dr." is his best film, as it is a very entertaining film. I would give this documentary an 8.5 out of 10. Recommended.
Johnny
Friday, 03 Apr 2020 08:59

I agree with all the previous reviewers here, that the title of this documentary is misleading. Lynch's art is not about sex, it is about pure visual imagination. Lynch's films are a combination of the worlds of dreams, fantasy and reality. In some ways, Lynch's films are an extension of dreams and fantasy. They are full of surrealism, and some of Lynch's films are quite surreal. Lynch's films are also filled with brilliant visual imagery. It is not the fact that Lynch's films have many amazing images, that make them great, but rather the fact that they contain a lot of artistic merit. The documentary, "The Art Life" is an excellent documentary that shows Lynch's life in all its glory. The documentary is mainly about his work in photography. It shows all his films and talks about the photography in them. I also think the documentary has a great deal of information about Lynch's art. It is a bit long, but it is interesting and informative. I highly recommend this documentary to anyone who has ever seen a Lynch film. It is a great documentary that will keep you entertained and interested. I give the documentary an 8 out of 10.
Nancy
Monday, 30 Mar 2020 19:14

I was a fan of the original film from the 70's but was skeptical about seeing this version. The documentary was informative, well done, and it was well worth seeing. It was more entertaining than the original film and it didn't feel like a commercial. There were several scenes that I found to be very disturbing. It was very emotional for me and I would recommend this to anyone who wants to learn more about the production of the original film.
Dylan Mason
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 10:46

A great documentary, if you can get past the fact that the director is an alcoholic. It's a great look at the world of independent film and how it can be tough to make a living, even with a small budget. But it's also very entertaining, and you get to hear some great stories from some of the people who made this film. It's also interesting to hear the director's own thoughts on what his life was like when he was starting out and what he thought of the people around him. Some of the stories are pretty depressing, but they're still very entertaining. The first part of the film is mostly about his family and their alcoholism. This is a very interesting film because the director's own family was very alcoholic and he doesn't try to glamorize them in the film. He doesn't show them as being particularly good or bad people. He shows them as real people with real problems, and he uses this as a way to show the people around him that he's not taking it too seriously. That's really interesting to see, because we're supposed to be cheering for the people he was going to work with, and he's not trying to do that either. That's really interesting to me because I'm a huge fan of indie films and independent film, and I don't know many people who are. I think this film is a really great introduction to independent film, and I highly recommend it.
Peter Powell
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 09:30

The Art Life is a great documentary about the surrealism of the late 1960s and early 1970s in the San Francisco Bay Area. I have not seen this documentary before, but it was fascinating. I was particularly impressed with the interviews with the artists, who are able to talk about their creation and the problems they had with the society around them. The documentary was well-paced and filled with interesting stories. I was also impressed with the use of stills, as well as the photography, in the documentary. The best part of the documentary was the interviews with the artists. I especially liked how they used stills to tell stories about their work. The interviewees were able to explain their ideas and their inspirations. Some of the stories were interesting and could be understood by anyone. I was impressed with the use of stills in the documentary. It was very interesting to see the images of the street scenes in San Francisco. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in the surrealism of the 1960s. It was a very interesting documentary.
Amanda Gutierrez
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 00:31

A huge, ambitious documentary about one of the most enigmatic and inspiring film directors of all time. The film is largely dedicated to the man himself and his work, which is something very rare in the documentary world. Lynch is a very unique individual, whose film-making style is both unique and totally unique. This is a documentary about the man and his work, which is a very strange thing to say about. This is a very interesting documentary, which tries to cover a lot of ground in a very short period of time, and it's also quite fascinating. It's not a film that you can watch several times and you can pick up on little details here and there, but it's a film that will stick with you and it's a film that you can't help but be interested in. The interviews with Lynch are fascinating, the film is interesting, but it's very difficult to pinpoint the exact relationship between the interviews and the film. It's a film that will have its fans, but it's also a film that is quite difficult to find. It's a very unique film, but it's not as interesting as it seems to be. It's very strange and it's very strange, but it's also very interesting.
Jack
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 23:13

I am a huge fan of Lynch. The people that I admire the most, like John Waters, Jack Nitzsche, and the late Bob Clark, are all Lynch. The guy has a way of making movies that is truly unique. In this movie, Lynch shows his process in the making of "The Elephant Man". This film is very intriguing. It is a fascinating look at the film making process, and what goes into a Lynch film. I'm not going to spoil it for anyone. I just wanted to tell everyone that I loved it, and recommend it to everyone. The people that are saying that the film isn't "Lynchian" are either very young, or they are not able to see what Lynch is about. Lynch's films are a real treasure. I hope that people see this movie, and see it for themselves. I can't wait for "The Elephant Man" to come out on DVD!
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