Lost Highway
A tormented jazz musician finds himself lost in an enigmatic story involving murder, surveillance, gangsters, doppelgängers, and an impossible transformation inside a prison cell.
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Cori Glazer
David Lynch
Scott Cameron
Adam Rosen
Simone Farber
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JPV852
Another mindf*** from David Lynch has some great visuals and once I did some research afterward, some of it actually makes sense, though while watching there plenty wtf moments. Not sure I love it or not but appreciate many elements. **3.75/5**
Jeff_34
**Lynch's Masterpiece.** This is my favorite Lynch films, hands down. First saw it in a theatre and the film's lighting was so weird and disorienting that at times you weren't sure if there was some weird exterior light source hitting the screen. Uber weird. More twist and turns than the highway itself :P For sure it's fun to try and nail down exactly what happened but IMHO it's a little more fun not to know - each time you rewatch it you might see/think/feel something different.
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The directors of Lost Highway are Cori Glazer, David Lynch, Scott Cameron, Adam Rosen, and Simone Farber.
The cast of Lost Highway includes Jack Nance as Phil, Scott Coffey as Teddy, Lucy Butler as Candace Dayton, Gary Busey as Bill Dayton, Guy Siner as Prison Official #1, Jack Kehler as Guard Johnny Mack, Michael Shamus Wiles as Guard Mike, Patricia Arquette as Renee Madison / Alice Wakefield, Balthazar Getty as Pete Dayton, John Roselius as Al, Natasha Gregson Wagner as Sheila, Gene Ross as Warden Clements, and more.
The duration of Lost Highway is 2h 14 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Lost Highway trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
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Lost Highway was released on 15 Jan 1997.
Lost Highway is listed under Drama, Thriller, and Mystery on Fanbiz.
Lost Highway has 2 reviews on Fanziz, with an average rating of 4.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Another mindf*** from David Lynch has some great visuals and once I did some research afterward, some of it actually makes sense, though while watching there plenty wtf moments...."
