For over two decades, one of America's greatest filmmakers struggled to find funding for his projects, raising questions about the industry's understanding of his creative genius.
Despite facing unprecedented challenges, Lynch's final works showcased a narrative fragmentation and surrealism that pushed boundaries, combining incoherence with moments of undeniable brilliance.
Even Lynch's most famously disowned film, Dune, presented scenes of stunning visual creativity, capturing the essence of his style that defies conventional storytelling.
While Wild at Heart offered a peek into Lynch's more conventional side, it still managed to retain moments of surreal humor that only he could create.
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