David Lynch Box Set [Blu-ray]

Referred to as “the most important filmmaker of the current era” by The Guardian, David Lynch has carved out a stunning portfolio of work investigating the dark and seedy side of human nature with a delicious sense of black humour. Bringing together six of his most well-known films on Blu-ray for the very first time, this boxset also includes several of Lynch’s most famous short films, experimental films, rare interviews, documentaries, outtakes and more.

ERASERHEAD – Newly remastered by David Lynch himself, ERASERHEAD is a dream of dark and troubling things.
Special Features:
- LYNCH ONE documentary (81.42)
- Four short films;
Six Men Getting Sick - 1966 (03.45)
The Alphabet - 1968 (03.44)
The Amputee Take 1 - 1974 (04.50)
The Amputee Take 2 - 1974 (04.04)

DUNE – Based on Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel, Lynch’s filmic vision is a genuine science-fiction masterpiece.
Special Features:
- Destination Dune (06.16)
- Impressions of Dune (38.02)
- Interview with Golda Offenheim, production co-ordinator on Dune (25.00)
- Theatrical trailer

BLUE VELVET – A voyage of discovery into the very heart of Lunberton’s seedy and sinister underworld.
Special Features:
- Interview with Dennis Hopper (45 Mins)
- Mysteries of Love documentary (70 Mins)
- Three Outtakes
- Siskel & Ebert “At the Movies”
- Four Vignettes
- Theatrical trailer
- TV Spots

WILD AT HEART – A love story in hell; WILD AT HEART takes Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern on one of the most bizarre journeys of all time.
Special Features:
- DUMBLAND (all eight animated episodes) (35.00)
- Two short films:
The Grandmother – 1970 (33.36)
Lumiere and Company - 1995 (00.58)

TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME – The last seven days of Laura Palmer. Starring Kyle Machlachlan, Sheryl Lee and Ray Wise.

LOST HIGHWAY – Featuring an incredible cast, LOST HIGHWAY is a powerful, sensual and extraordinary experience.
Special Features:
- Four Intervalometer Experiments: Steps (03.38) / Dining Room (02.55) / Groper (00.18) / Sunset (06.03)
- Six short films: The Darkened Room (08.16) / Boat (07.16)
Lamp (30.20) / Out Yonder – Neighbour Boy (09.38)
Industrial Soundscape (10.20) / The Bug Crawls (04.12)

Soundtrack and Audio Problems:
Early customers of this title experienced problems with the audio tracks included on the discs. Faulty products were recalled by the manufacturer, replaced, and the issues have now been fixed.

• Lost Highway - some customers experienced intermittent sticking of the disc, and the film was authored in 2.0. The sticking has been fixed and the 5.1 soundtrack reinstated.
• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me - some customers experienced audio glitches, and the film was authored in 2.0. The film has been reauthored in 5.1 and the audio glitches fixed.
• Wild at Heart - this film was originally authored using the 2.0 censored US master, and has been reauthored using the UK uncensored 5.1 cut.
• Dune had no problems and is presented in HD with 5.1 sound.
• Blue Velvet had no problems and is presented in HD with 5.1 sound.
• Eraserhead had no problems and is presented in HD with the original 2.0 stereo as requested by David Lynch.

Please note: some packaging may still state 2.0 stereo on certain films, however all films are presented in 5.1 surround except for Eraserhead which preserves the original 2.0 stereo.

Please note this is a region B Blu-Ray and will require a region B or region free Blu-Ray player in order to play.

A collection of films by director David Lynch. Includes ERASERHEAD, DUNE, BLUE VELVET, WILD AT HEART, TWIN PEAKS and LOST HIGHWAY. ERASERHEAD - Filmed intermittently over the course of a five-year period, David Lynch's radical feature debut stars Jack Nance as Henry Spencer, a man living in an unnamed industrial wasteland. Upon learning that a past romance has resulted in an impending pregnancy, Henry agrees to wed mother-to-be Mary (Charlotte Stewart) and moves her into his tiny, squalid flat. Their baby is born hideously mutated, a strange, reptilian creature whose piercing cries never cease. Mary soon flees in horror and disgust, leaving Henry to fall prey to the seduction of the girl across the hall (Judith Anna Roberts). DUNE - David Lynch wades through dark waters in his adaptation of Frank Herbert's cult science fiction novel. In condensing Herbert's rambling and complex book by eliminating characters and compacting events, Lynch succeeds in rendering the story incomprehensible to those unfamiliar with the novel and making the film look like a sketchy greatest hits collection of the book for Herbert fans. The story takes place in the year 10,191. The universe is governed through a system of feudal rule, presided over by Padishah Emperor Shaddam IV (Jose Ferrer), who appears to take his marching orders from something that resembles a talking vagina. In the kingdom are two rival houses -- the House of Atreides and the House of Harkonnen. Each house is trying to gain dominion over the universe, but that dominion can only be gained by the house that controls the Spice, a special substance that permits the folding of time. The Spice is only available on the desert world of Arrakis, or Dune. Shaddam, tired of the feuding between the two houses, permits the Atreides to take over the Spice production on Dune,