OUR David Lynch he is arguably one of the greatest and most successful directors of all time. In fact, he is called “the king of surrealism” as his cinematography is original, often including surreal imagery, but also a lot of violence.

Fans of the cinema that Lynch creates don’t just watch his films, they are fascinated by the worlds he creates for the big screen. However, the director’s surreal instincts and sometimes outlandish storylines are divisive.

He himself directed 10 feature films, numerous short films, as well as television series, among which Twin Peaks added him to the pantheon of the greatest creators.

From his first film Eraserhead to the Twin Peaks sequels since 2018, the symbolism, unusual plot structure, experimentation with sound and many other elements that we only see in Leeds films have been the subject of debate, analysis and theories about the director’s intention and his work in general.

While there is no other director quite like Lynch, his influence is clear. The director’s love for The Wizard of Oz can be seen in the way he pays homage to it in his own projects. He is also a big fan of directors like Federico Fellini and Billy Wilder, especially their 1950s, 1960s and 1970s culture.

Whether or not Lynch returns to the director’s chair, below are his favorite films that he has spoken about himself. Those who inspired this film legend.

According to IndieWire