Inland Empire (2006)
Année de sortie: 2006
Nation: France, Poland, United States
Alternative Title: Imperio, Инланд Емпайър, Império dos Sonhos, Inland Empire - Eine Frau in Schwierigkeiten, Inland empire - Siseimpeerium
Réalisateur: David Lynch
Writer: David Lynch
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: David Lynch, Mary Sweeney
Co-Producer: Janusz Hetman, Jeremy Alter, Kazimierz Suwala, Laura Dern, Michal Stopowski
Executive Producer: Marek Żydowicz
Sociétés: Absurda, Asymmetrical Productions, Camerimage Film, StudioCanal
Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Budget: 15.000.000
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: actress, curse, deceived husband, doppelgänger, experimental cinema, gypsy, homeless person, identity, los angeles, california, madness, married couple, movie business, movie star, murder, parallel world, poland, stabbing, surrealism, violence, violent husband, wife
Histoire
In 'Inland Empire', an actress (Laura Dern) becomes increasingly immersed in her role as a woman involved with a violent husband. As she delves deeper into the character's psyche, her reality begins to blur with that of her fictional counterpart. The boundary between fiction and truth becomes indistinct, leading to a surreal and disturbing series of events.
Résumé
'Inland Empire' is an experimental drama directed by David Lynch, known for his surrealistic storytelling. The film centers around an actress's descent into madness as she embodies her role in a movie within the movie. Set predominantly in Los Angeles, California, it explores themes of identity, doppelgängers, and the blurring line between reality and cinematic illusion. Lynch's signature style of dreamlike sequences and disturbing imagery is prominent throughout the film.
