CREDIT: Focus Features 'Being John Malkovich' Maybe the easiest way to define surrealism is just to look at some famous examples. I have to admit, these are movies and TV shows I think you kind of ...

David Lynch, Hollywood's most prominent surrealist filmmaker ... Just keep in mind that most of Lynch's movies are nearly impossible to describe in an accurate way to people who haven't seen ...

Many things get sliced in full view of the camera on The Bear, an FX TV series set at a Chicago restaurant ... Hitchcock's Vertigo (1958), and other famed movies. The eyeball shot is also ...

Subtext only works when there is context to back it up, otherwise, you are left with “Hurry Up Tomorrow”: an exciting vanity project with surrealist ... Like the movie, it gestures at ...

In 1937, Salvador Dalí conceived of a movie for the Marx Brothers ... But the chintzy sub-sub-Surrealist imagery has little to do with Dali’s original vision in the Giraffes on Horseback ...

Woodbine says he also liked that the show isn’t afraid to get weird. “The kind of surrealist, quirky nature of the show is another aspect that is rarely employed when depicting Black family life.

“I describe it as a parabolic, surrealist, absurdist family comedy ... I’d seen David in a bunch of movies and thought “This is my guy. I’ve gotta figure out how to get to him.” ...

David Lynch, the surrealist filmmaker ... and I will never retire.” In movies such as “Blue Velvet” (1986) and “Mulholland Drive” (2001) as well as the TV series “Twin Peaks ...

Lynch, who helped popularize surrealism in TV and film, has died. The Oscar-nominated filmmaker’s family announced his death Thursday on Facebook. He was 78. David Lynch is ‘homebound whether ...

Subtext only works when there is context to back it up, otherwise, you are left with “Hurry Up Tomorrow”: an exciting vanity project with surrealist imagination but stiff writing, no stakes ...