The Fitter, Happier UnLibrarian's Pathfinder for the Dream World of David Lynch: Fun. Funny. Funner. Huh? Fun-EXTRAS!

This portion of the pathfinder attempts to embody fun. We all need a happy treat at the end of serious researching. Enjoy.

"Shot in the Back of the Head" directed by David Lynch. From Moby's forthcoming album "Wait for Me"

What does David Lynch like?

This is a clip out of an interview shot at the AFI Dallas Film Festival. My. Lynch loves product placement.

Fan-made tribute to the art of David Lynch

1966 - David Lynch`s very first short film, gained popularity on the day he projected it

David Lynch: Interviews/Publish Date: September 28, 2009

Few directors in the past three decades have produced movies more compelling, controversial, or confounding than David Lynch (b. 1946). And fewer still have been so reluctant to talk about what they do. In this collection, editor Richard A. Barney has chosen the rare interviews in which Lynch opens up to questions rather than deflecting them. Whether Lynch is talking about his earliest film shorts such as The Grandmother or the break-out surrealist feature Eraserhead, the hit TV series Twin Peaks or his Oscar-nominated The Elephant Man or Blue Velvet or his most recent experimental tours de force, Mulholland Drive and Inland Empire, he stresses the power of image and sound to communicate his vision. David Lynch: Interviews is the first survey of conversations with the director covering the broad spectrum of his artistic activities throughout his career, including filmmaking, painting, music production, and furniture design. It documents the evolution of Lynch's role in discussing his movies, from his self-described "pre-verbal stage" in the early years to his increasingly elaborate, though persistently elusive, articulations. It also registers the intense international interest in Lynch's work, with interviews from French and Spanish sources translated here for the first time.