Really grateful to have my first watch of this be in the Superstore basement. The sound system gave the score this oppressive quality.
Lynch’s sparing use of handheld, and the CCTV sequence show how he had his finger on the pulse of how emerging technologies shape collective subjectivities.
Would also be interested in examining the film in the context of the Gulf War.
Needless to say the film also chimes with ongoing discourses around the Epstein files.
