Lynch (one) (2007)

Unfolding over a span of two years, Lynch (one) (2007) presents a deeply personal glimpse into the mind of David Lynch, a maverick of contemporary cinema. This film paints an intimate portrait of his artistic journey as he crafts his groundbreaking movie, Inland Empire (2006). It's a voyage through the abstract, trailing the breadcrumbs of Lynch's thought process as he uncovers the beauty in ideas, gradually revealing his unique cinematic vision. The director of this documentary dives deep into the world of Lynch, living and working in his home, capturing the essence of his creative space. With an unintrusive style, he unveils a side of Lynch rarely seen before, revealing him not just as an innovative director, but as a multifaceted artist who ceaselessly explores various artistic domains. As the narrative unfolds, viewers witness the joy of creation through Lynch's hands-on approach to painting, sculpting, music production, and screenwriting. His passion radiates through every frame, inspiring us to unlock our own creative potential, echoing Lynch's belief that creativity resides within us all. This film is not just a tribute to Lynch's artistic genius but a calling to every viewer to embrace their inherent creativity.

Lynch (one) is a documentary movie featuring Weronika Rosati and directed by Jason S..

Lynch (one) is currently streaming on Criterion Channel.