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Film · 2001 · Mystery

Mulholland Drive

Directed by David Lynch
2001
★ 9.1 editorial score

Lynch built a Hollywood that runs entirely on dream logic and trusted the audience to assemble it: the whole thing feels like a half-remembered dream, and people keep returning.

“The movie is hypnotic; we're drawn along as if one thing leads to another — but nothing leads anywhere, and that's even before the characters start to fracture and recombine like flesh caught in a kaleidoscope. "Mulholland Drive" isn't like "Memento," where if you watch it closely enough, you can hope to explain the mystery. There is no explanation. There may not even be a mystery.”
— Roger Ebert · rogerebert.com

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