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The French as Seen By... (1988)

Name: The French as Seen By...
Director: David Lynch
Rating: 6.3

The French as Seen by... was the title and subject of a series of five short films by notable directors. It was initiated and sponsored by the newspaper Le Figaro, as part of the 1988 celebration of the tenth anniversary of its magazine section. The directors and films produced were:Werner Herzog - Les Gaulois David Lynch - The Cowboy and the Frenchman Andrzej Wajda - Proust contre la déchéance Luigi Comencini -…

Directed by David Lynch

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The Amputee — 1974
Eraserhead — 1977
The Elephant Man — 1980
Dune — 1984
Blue Velvet — 1986
The Cowboy and the Frenchman — 1988
Twin Peaks. Pilot Episode — 1989
Wild at Heart — 1990
Industrial Symphony No. 1 — 1990
Pilot — 1990
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me — 1992
Lumière and Company — 1995
Premonition Following an Evil Deed — 1995
Lost Highway — 1997
The Straight Story — 1999
Mulholland Drive — 2001
DumbLand — 2002
Rabbits — 2002
Darkened Room — 2002
The Short Films of David Lynch — 2002
Inland Empire — 2006
To Each His Own Cinema — 2007
Boat — 2007
Absurda — 2007
Bug Crawls — 2007

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