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The Nightmare Filmmaker - A David Lynch Retrospective (Patreon)

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2020-09-12 21:00:02
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Hi everyone,

We prepared a full retrospective on David Lynch.

Timestamps: 0:00:00 - Prologue 0:02:08 I - Eraserhead 0:19:51 II - The Elephant Man 0:28:25 III - Dune 0:32:55 IV - Blue Velvet 0:50:10 V - Wild at Heart 1:01:59 VI - Lost Highway 1:17:57 VII - The Straight Story 1:29:12 VIII - Mulholland Dr. 1:49:42 IX - Inland Empire 1:39:50 - Epilogue

Due to issues with the Youtube copyright system, certain images have been altered and editing choices have had to be amended for the release of this retrospective. 

Enjoy!

Mr. & Mrs. Bond

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The David Lynch Retrospective

Get one month free with MUBI: https://mubi.com/cinemacartography With the support of Creative Europe - MEDIA Programme of the European Union. Unlock exclusive content and join our Mentorship Program. To get involved, support this channel on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cinemacartography Timestamps: 0:00:00 - Prologue 0:02:08 I - Eraserhead 0:19:51 II - The Elephant Man 0:28:25 III - Dune 0:32:55 IV - Blue Velvet 0:50:10 V - Wild at Heart 1:01:59 VI - Lost Highway 1:17:57 VII - The Straight Story 1:29:12 VIII - Mulholland Dr. 1:49:42 IX - Inland Empire 1:39:50 - Epilogue 'Due to issues with the Youtube copyright system, certain images have been altered and editing choices have had to be amended for the release of this retrospective.' Kind Regards, The Cinema Cartography by Lewis Michael Bond Luiza Liz Bond For business inquiries: contact@thecinemacartography.com

Comments

Hamid Mosalla

First of all, thank you very much for such a thoughtful content. I have some suggestions which I think can improve your channel exposure. Currently the length of some videos like the retrospectives is long, this one is 2 hours for example and the title of the video is not search engine friendly. Even though both the length and the title make a lot of sense for a retrospective video essay. I suggest separate videos also be created by slicing these long format videos. That way you can give the titles more search engine friendly names and make them more usable for people who have lower attention span. Joe Rogan podcast already does such a thing. I think it can increase you channel exposure and make your content available to more and different type of people.