Lim on Lynch: Mulholland Dr.

Mulholland Dr. had its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2001. Lynch had a generally excellent track record at Cannes, but the last time he made a challenging film, Lost Highway, the critical response had been sharply divided. . . .

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