Eraserhead
USA 1977 | David Lynch | vostFR | 89' | digital | Cast : Jack Nance\, Charlotte St ewart\, Allen Joseph\, Jeanne Bates\, Jack Fisk
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A timi d man tries to navigate anxiety\, fatherhood\, and existential dread in a surreal and bleak industrial world after the birth of a strange\, unsettli ng child.
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.« My musician friends swear by him\, I know architects inspired by his approach to creativity\, and I've met people who found comfort in his interviews during difficult periods o f their lives. David Lynch wasn't just a film director. He was one of thos e rare artists whose way of looking at the world seemed to answer a creati ve (and perhaps even existential) urge. Many know of his first feature\, < em>Eraserhead\, but very few have experienced at its most powerful: p rojected in a dark room with the sound properly turned up. Whether you see it as a nightmare\, a comedy\, a film about parenthood\, anxiety\, or sim ply a way to escape\, it is a work that almost demands personal interpreta tion. In the internet age which has formatted us to explore mysteries rath er than to solve them\, Eraserhead remains as fascinating today a s it was nearly fifty years ago. Nobody agrees on what it means. But almos t everyone agrees on how it feels. » (Stephen Korytko)< /p>
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▶ Film followed by a conversation with Ciné mathèque Film Club guest Stephen Korytko and the audience in Eng lish | about 45’
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.Steph en Korytko is a narrative and commercial director. \;His upco ming projects include his debut feature\, Dead Dad Girl\, a dark comedy about the lengths we go to fit in\, and an art installation on the degeneration of memory. Both are slated for release in 2026.
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