π₯ DAVID LYNCH TRIBUTE: LOST HIGHWAY + MYR (LIVE SOUNDSCAPE) 26th July
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π₯ DAVID LYNCH TRIBUTE: LOST HIGHWAY + MYR (LIVE SOUNDSCAPE)
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π¬ Film. Sound. Identity. Dissolution.
π The Old Picture House, 7 Winton Street, Totterdown, BS4 2BW
π 26th July
π Doors are at 6:30 PM | Live Set: 7:00 PM | Film Screening: 8:00 PM | Post-Set: 10:00 PM
ποΈ Tickets: Β£8.50 - https://www.headfirstbristol.co.uk/whats-on/the-old-picture-house-7-winton-street-totterdown-bs4-2bw/sat-26-jul-david-lynch-tribute-lost-highway-myr-live-soundscape--133794#e133794
Step into the first event of a new David Lynch tribute series β a journey through surreal cinema, haunting sound, and fractured identity.
We begin with Lost Highway, Lynchβs hypnotic noir puzzle of paranoia, looping timelines, and memory collapse. Framing the screening is a live set from MYR, a Bristol-based sound artist whose lo-fi ambience and ghostlike textures channel the filmβs eerie undercurrents.
π₯ The Film
Lost Highway begins with Fred Madison, a jazz saxophonist haunted by suspicion and fear. He and his wife, Renee, begin receiving cryptic VHS tapes filmed from inside their home. As Fred's paranoia deepens, heβs arrested for a shocking crime... only to inexplicably vanish from his prison cell and be replaced by someone else entirely: Pete Dayton, a young mechanic with no memory of Fred or the events that came before.
Pete is released into a different life β one that draws him into the orbit of Alice Wakefield, a seductive and elusive woman who works for a violent gangster named Mr. Eddy. But Alice looks exactly like Renee. And Pete is not as far from Fred as he thinks.
What follows is a dark, looping descent through shifting identities, fatal desire, and psychological collapse β where time circles back on itself, personas blur, and reality twists under the weight of repression and guilt.
David Lynch invites you not to follow a plot, but to inhabit a nightmare where memory cannot be trusted, and the self may be a prison of your own making.
π³οΈ Expect:
- A surreal auditory prelude as you take your seat by the sound artist Myr.
- Lost Highway - One of Lynchβs most haunting, seductive films on the big screen.
- A post-film DJ set that resonates like the echo of a dream. Myr will play some tracks in keeping with the style and mood of the film.
ποΈ Limited seating.
π Full sound system. Mood lighting. Open bar.
πΌ Videotape optional.
βI like to remember things my own way.β
Come see if you still do.
Get Tickets
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π¬ Film. Sound. Identity. Dissolution.
π The Old Picture House, 7 Winton Street, Totterdown, BS4 2BW
π 26th July
π Doors are at 6:30 PM | Live Set: 7:00 PM | Film Screening: 8:00 PM | Post-Set: 10:00 PM
ποΈ Tickets: Β£8.50 - https://www.headfirstbristol.co.uk/whats-on/the-old-picture-house-7-winton-street-totterdown-bs4-2bw/sat-26-jul-david-lynch-tribute-lost-highway-myr-live-soundscape--133794#e133794
Step into the first event of a new David Lynch tribute series β a journey through surreal cinema, haunting sound, and fractured identity.
We begin with Lost Highway, Lynchβs hypnotic noir puzzle of paranoia, looping timelines, and memory collapse. Framing the screening is a live set from MYR, a Bristol-based sound artist whose lo-fi ambience and ghostlike textures channel the filmβs eerie undercurrents.
π₯ The Film
Lost Highway begins with Fred Madison, a jazz saxophonist haunted by suspicion and fear. He and his wife, Renee, begin receiving cryptic VHS tapes filmed from inside their home. As Fred's paranoia deepens, heβs arrested for a shocking crime... only to inexplicably vanish from his prison cell and be replaced by someone else entirely: Pete Dayton, a young mechanic with no memory of Fred or the events that came before.
Pete is released into a different life β one that draws him into the orbit of Alice Wakefield, a seductive and elusive woman who works for a violent gangster named Mr. Eddy. But Alice looks exactly like Renee. And Pete is not as far from Fred as he thinks.
What follows is a dark, looping descent through shifting identities, fatal desire, and psychological collapse β where time circles back on itself, personas blur, and reality twists under the weight of repression and guilt.
David Lynch invites you not to follow a plot, but to inhabit a nightmare where memory cannot be trusted, and the self may be a prison of your own making.
π³οΈ Expect:
- A surreal auditory prelude as you take your seat by the sound artist Myr.
- Lost Highway - One of Lynchβs most haunting, seductive films on the big screen.
- A post-film DJ set that resonates like the echo of a dream. Myr will play some tracks in keeping with the style and mood of the film.
ποΈ Limited seating.
π Full sound system. Mood lighting. Open bar.
πΌ Videotape optional.
βI like to remember things my own way.β
Come see if you still do.
Get Tickets
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