International Voice Participation: Live From The Roadhouse Show 16: Mulholland Drive by Frank Cronogue

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(Olivia Loiseau's voice at 11 minutes 50)

Live From The Roadhouse Show 16: Mulholland Drive 

by Frank Cronogue London composer

Photos MALENTE Bordeaux

Shooting Photo Jean-Pierre Marcon

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Point de vue (Voix off in English) sur 3 Films de David LYNCH recueillit par Franck Cronogue Compositeur Londonien

THE ELEPHANT MAN

For me The Elephant Man was the first film I saw by Lynch.

I was 10.

When I saw the human/ elephant pain, I felt deeply guilty to witness

the moral and physical imprisonment he lived, since I was powerless

to help him.

This is a powerful film, poignant with a great human depth.

The Elephant Man stays deep within me.

This movie is a work of art, because Lynch brings a deep reflection

on human beauty.

He finds true sensitivity in so called ugliness.

 The Elephant Man symbolizes the rejection of his fellow man with their own

moral and inner unacknowledged differences.

The ugliness and physical beauty are masks that would be good to remove

and glimpse the real beauty, that is the largest and most essential in a human being.

His heart and devotion.

MULHOLLAND DRIVE

Mulholland Drive was the second movie I saw and it was a wonderful surprise to me.

A journey through dreams or hallucinations was very intoxicating to me,

because the dreamlike dimension transcends the mind.

Mulholland Drive is such an endless film with so many creations, until eventually

we arrive, breathless, and make his die created patterns.

There is a timelessness governing the film and that is what also attracted me to it.

This timelessness allows us to immerse ourselves in a land of the unknown, Scary,

Surprising, but very attractive.

I have a favorite scene at the films end, when that man appears against the wall and 

looks at the camera. I could read his eyes "Well, What? What's the matter? Are you afraid of what? Tell me..." This short scene is a gem, a true spiritual gift.

This unknown, wandering and probably more innocent than we imagined, and became in an instant as touching as a child lost.

What a beauty.

THE STRAIGHT STORY

As soon as I started watching The Straight Story I was very touched by the Silent love Alvin had for his brother Lyle.

For me, the messages in this film are that love is the bearer of creation, we have always been able to overcome odds by the love it has given us.

Only with persistence  with our own means will we see the proof and a guarantee of a true love. It is love that governs our being, through the unlimited efforts, sources of creation, encounters and our connection with nature.

Love is everything and everywhere. For us to see, touch, feel and of course at the end of the movie, share, we are on a spiritual journey with Alvin without even having asked or thought about it.

Here's another gift from David Lynch.

By @Olivia Loiseau