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Absurda is a David Lynch film shown at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival.
Plot summary
The film is approximately 2 and a half minutes long and stationary, showing a theater with the screen showing nightmarish images. The film is Filmed like a Dream.
Synopsis
A group of four teens walk into the theater, thinking they are going to see a dance. A giant pair of scissors are sticking out of the screen and the teens start to talk to the man in the projection room. The screen starts showing one teen, Cindy, dancing in a tutu and another teen, Tom, dead. Tom begins to say he feels strange and begins to looks at Cindy in a weird way. A scream and the words "No, Tom, No" are audible as smoke consumes most of the theater. In the smoke, the audience can see Cindy dancing in a tutu while she says "So, I went dancing. I've always loved to dance".
The film is stationary in the sense the camera stays in one spot, showing the theater and the screen. However, the group of teens in the film are not seen, but they are heard.
External links
The works of David Lynch Frequent collaborators · AccoladesFeature films Eraserhead (1977) · The Elephant Man (1980) · Dune (1984) · Blue Velvet (1986) · Wild at Heart (1990) · Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992) · Lost Highway (1997) · The Straight Story (1999) · Mulholland Drive (2001) · Inland Empire (2006)Short films Industrial Symphony No. 1 (1990) · Premonition Following An Evil Deed (1995) · Darkened Room (2002) · Boat (2007) · Absurda (2007) · Lady Blue Shanghai (2010)Television Other work Catching the Big Fish · Rabbits · Images · DumbLand · The Angriest Dog in the World · BlueBob · The Air Is on Fire · Lynch on Lynch · Surveillance · My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done? · Dark Night of the Soul · Crazy Clown TimeAwards by film The Elephant Man · Blue Velvet · Wild at HeartCategories:- Avant-garde and experimental films
- 2007 films
- Films directed by David Lynch
- American short films
- American films
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