David Lynch

David Keith Lynch was born January 20, 1946 in Missoula (Montana, USA) in a family of scientists working in the Ministry of Agriculture. Because of his father's family moved from state to state, and David has replaced more than one school. Intending to become an artist, . in 1963, David Lynch entered Korkoranskuyu School of Art in Washington on the formation of his artistic views has left a noticeable imprint of creative enthusiasm of the Austrian expressionist painter Oskar Kokoschka,
. In early 1966, David Lynch moved to Philadelphia, where he began to engage in the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. To this period belong his first cinematic experiences - in 1967, David Lynch takes one-minute animated film "Six Men Getting Sick" and 16-millimeter film poluigrovoy, . poluanimatsionny "Alphabet", . entered into one of the famous anthologies of avant-garde cinema,
. Then in 1970, David created an animation picture of "Grandma".
In 1972, David Lynch began work on his first feature film - "Man-eraser" ( "Eraserhead"). Financial aid he had a childhood friend Jack Fisk. The picture came out in 1977 and immediately made a cult figure Lynch. Novice director Mel Brooks said, the studio by Lynch in 1980 and made the film "The Elephant Man" with John Hurt, Anthony Hopkins, Anne Bancroft and John Gielgud. This picture, taken in not in the style of "mainstream", nominated for Oscar for Best Director and the film won the main prize in the fiction film Avoriaze and "Cesar" for Best Foreign Language Film.
The recognition has led to the fact that Dino De Laurentiis asked Lynch to move on the screen favorite book of his daughter Raffaelli - Frank Herberta fiction novel "Dune". While viewers and critics reacted to the "Dune" Lynch's very cool, its place in film history, it took. Also in this film debuted in the film, Kyle MacLachlan, who played shortly in a new tape producer - surrealist thriller "Blue Velvet". The star also became an actor for his role as an agent DeylaKupera in another famous painting by David Lynch - Twin Peaks. Was released in 1990 series suddenly turned into a cultural phenomenon. In the film "Wild at Heart", with Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern in the lead roles, the director was awarded the Palme d'Or, Cannes Film Festival 1990. In 1997, rolling out a new film by David Lynch - "Lost Highway", mystically fascinating as the next image, and music. One of the composers was Angelo Badalamenti, with whom rezhissersotrudnichaet for many years, with work on "Blue Velvet". In 1999, David Lynch has put his most "normal", but from the least mysterious movie "The Straight Story"
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. Filmography: "Twin Peaks" (Twin Peaks), . "Lost Highway" (Lost Highway), . "Blue Velvet" (Blue Velvet), . "The Elephant Man" (The Elephant Man), . "Dune" (Dune), . "Mulholland Drive" (Mulholland Drive), . "Eraserhead" (Eraserhead), . "Wild heart" (Wild at Heart), . "Straight Story" (Straight Story),