2002-06-17 9:12 a.m.Mulholland Drive was riveting...my sense of it was that it was about the shaky nature of the self...And (spoiler space in the unlikely event that you haven't seen it) (spoiler) (spoiler) (spoiler) (spoiler) (spoiler) (spoiler) (spoiler) (spoiler) (spoiler) (spoiler) (spoiler) I would have to assume that the first 2/3 of the story were Diane's nightmare about Camilla, and the last 20 minutes or so were flashbacks about what really happened...and then the tiny-old-people part was a hallucination brought on by her homicidal/suicidal rage. But looking for a pat explanation of so dreamlike an experience is like looking for simple lessons in the news. Reading the newspaper is like reading about a big collective Lynch-like dream. She burns a letter in anger and unintentionally sets off Colorado's biggest fire....He is upset about hs wife dying, and decides that picking off white people is the way to reduce his anxiety... | |
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