Unlike Lynch’s other commercial work, which highlights his aesthetic trademarks while showcasing the brand’s merchandise, the Georgia Coffee campaign is as much an advertisement for the product as it is for Twin Peaks, simultaneously exhibiting the series’ seismic impact on pop culture as well as Lynch’s uncanny ability to straddle the line between the mainstream and the avant-garde.
Category: David Lynch
Videodrome :: Wild At Heart
“Wild At Heart is a love story that barrels down a strange highway through the twisted modern world,” David Lynch said of his 1990 film. “There are very tender moments, and there are very violent moments. And then there’s confusion and despair, and then suddenly – you’re in love. There’s got to be room for all of these things…film, in my mind, should have contrast to it. It should have many different kinds of feelings all weaving their way throughout.”
The Twin Peaks Archives :: Volumes I & II
With a solid twenty years under its belt, various art installations , DVD releases, and the widespread availability of the series via Netflix streaming, the cult that is Twin Peaks fandom has never been […]
Antony and the Johnsons :: Mysteries of Love
Over the past 25 years the collaboration between David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti has yielded many a monster—producing some of cinemas most gothic, memorable and atmospheric scores. A relationship that began with […]
David Lynch :: A Soundtrack Enthusiast II
“A candy colored clown they call the sandman, Tiptoes to my room every night” – Roy Orbison David Lynch : auteur/soundtrack enthusiast/hypnosis pundit. Here we have a filmmaker who absolutely transforms the […]