Twin Peaks Festival Greeting 2008

Year: 2008

Runtime: 5 mins

Language: English

Comedy

A surreal, black‑and‑white short created by David Lynch for the 2008 Twin Peaks Festival, screened only once. In it, Lynch speaks backwards amid a setting that fuses the industrial corridors of Eraserhead with the iconic red‑room of Twin Peaks. A plastic doll bearing Laura Palmer’s face sits beside him. The atmosphere is eerie, echoing Lynch’s signature surrealism and unsettling.

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