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Non-Union Films: Blue Velvet
Episode 032
The film career of David Lynch had an unlikely savior after the poorly received 1984 adaptation of Dune. Dino De Laurentiis gave Lynch license to make a personal film with unheard of final cut rights: Blue Velvet.
In this episode we return to the scene of the filmmaking miracle, Wilmington, North Carolina, considered by some to be the loose basis for the town of Twin Peaks.
On this episode we are joined by Heather Divoky, a local artist in the Sarus Festival, opening March 22, 2018.
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Episode 032
The film career of David Lynch had an unlikely savior after the poorly received 1984 adaptation of Dune. Dino De Laurentiis gave Lynch license to make a personal film with unheard of final cut rights: Blue Velvet.
In this episode we return to the scene of the filmmaking miracle, Wilmington, North Carolina, considered by some to be the loose basis for the town of Twin Peaks.
On this episode we are joined by Heather Divoky, a local artist in the Sarus Festival, opening March 22, 2018.