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Naomi Watts | Betty Elms/Diane Selwyn | |
Robert Forster | Detective Harry McKnight | |
Dan Hedaya | Vincenzo Castigliane | |
Lee Grant | Louise Bonner | |
Laura Harring | Rita/Camilla Rhodes | |
Katharine Towne | Cynthia Jenzen | |
Brent Briscoe | Detective Neal Domgaard | |
Justin Theroux | Adam Kesher | |
Ann Miller | Catherine Lenoix | |
Scott Coffey | Wilkins |
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Producer | Alain Sarde
Neal Edelstein |
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Writer/Composer | David Lynch
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Cinematography | Peter Deming
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Music | Angelo Badalamenti
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Along Mulholland Drive nothing is what it seems. In the unreal universe of Los Angeles, the city bares its schizophrenic nature, an uneasy blend of innocence and corruption, love and loneliness, beauty and depravity. A woman is left with amnesia following a car accident. An aspiring young actress finds her staying in her aunt's home. The puzzle begins to unfold, propelling us through a mysterious labyrith of sensual experiences until we arrive at the intersection of dreams and nightmares. |
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