Three-part mini-series set during three different eras in a single room of an odd hotel where employees never age. Every story has a slight twist to it, but the stories are mostly dialogue-heavy psychological or relationship dramas.
A collection of visionary director David Lynch's short films from the first 29 years of his career is accompanied by a special introduction to each film by the director himself.
A series of 5-minute line animations (drawn in the rough style and with the minimalist plots of David Lynch's The Angriest Dog in the World comic strip) featuring an angry and violent Neanderthal, and his family and neighbors.
A waiting room, a talking duck-man, a severed arm, a mysterious woman, a young man in a black suit and his doppelganger thumbs-upping each other. Smoke - FIRE.
Through a poem, a woman feels love and happiness, as she remembers an encounter in Shanghai with a mysterious man she feels that she has known from another time, and with whom she fell in love.
An absurdist comedy short starring David Lynch and his son, Austin, who play two bizarre, high pitched characters with a very unique way with words. They encounter a large, destructive human figure referred to as "The Neighbor Boy".
On a quiet winter morning, Austin Jack Lynch, son of the American filmmaker, David Lynch, breaks his silence and decides to talk about his troubling functional incapacitation.
Lacking imagination and creativity, a dejected office drone can't help but admit defeat. And then, out of the blue, an abstract idea in the shape of a cold claw hammer strikes him.
