Just one year ago, David Lynch, an innovative filmmaker who constantly pushed the boundaries of abstraction, nightmare and sensory plasticity in images, passed away. A major artist, his work drew on many forms and inspired filmmakers, either directly or more indirectly. Tonight, Braquage is launching a long-term cycle, in which every year on 15 January we will screen a series of experimental films evoking one of David Lynch's films. In 2026, we will begin with Lost Highway.

Program:

• Ligne continue by Peter Stämpfli (1969, 16mm, color, sound, 9’)
• Sunset Boulevard by Thomas Korschil (1991, 16mm, silent, color, 8’)
• Kustom Kar Kommandos by Kenneth Anger (1965, 16mm, color, sound, 4’)
• In the Country by Vincent Deville (2015, S8 > digital projection, b&w, sound, 4’)
• Jazz Live Music (1940-41, 16mm, b&w, sound, 12')
• Gestuel by Michel Nedjar (1978, super 8, sound, color, 20’)
• Naughts by Stan Brakhage (1994, 16mm, color, silent, 6’)