Originally posted by SVSG: The only medium through which we can now understand it is the movie itself.
In this sense, Lynch's films are what I'd call "pure" Cinema, to me. How to describe them better than simply watching the film? In another sense, his films are "pure" Cinema in that he doesn't use scripts or storyboards, and thus what comes into physical fruition after leaving his mind is the moving image, not a translation of that moving image (i.e. a script).
I don't feel there's anything wrong with Lynch's intentions being deliberately open to audience interpretation.
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