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What Did Jack Do? (2017)

Name: What Did Jack Do?
Director: David Lynch
Genre: drama film, fantasy film, comedy film
Duration: 17 min
Rating: 6.4

What Did Jack Do? is a 2017 American short surrealist crime drama mystery film written, directed, and edited by David Lynch. Presented in black-and-white, it follows a detective (Lynch) who interrogates a talking capuchin monkey accused of committing a murder.

Directed by David Lynch · 17 min

Behind the scenes

WHAT DID JACK DO Review — MoviesWithMark · 7 min
Filmcast EP71 - What Did Jack Do? — No Budget · 10 min

Elsewhere

More by David Lynch

Hotel Room
Ronnie Rocket
Six Men Getting Sick — 1967
The Alphabet — 1968
The Grandmother — 1970
The Amputee — 1974
Eraserhead — 1977
The Elephant Man — 1980
Dune — 1984
Blue Velvet — 1986
The Cowboy and the Frenchman — 1988
The French as Seen By... — 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

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