“Dick Laurent is dead.”

“At the time Barry Gifford and I were writing the script for Lost Highway, I was sort of obsessed with the O.J. Simpson trial. Barry and I never talked about it this way, but I think the film is somehow related to that…What struck me about O.J. Simpson was that he was able to smile and laugh. He was able to go golfing with seemingly very few problems about the whole thing. I wondered how, if a person did these deeds, he could go on living. And we found this great psychology term—’psychogenic fugue’—describing an event where the mind tricks itself to escape some horror. So, in a way, Lost Highway is about that. And the fact that nothing can stay hidden forever.”
– David Lynch

The first of Lynch’s “Los Angeles Trilogy”, LOST HIGHWAY is a wild Möbius strip of a movie that you should probably watch (at least) twice.

Featuring a killer ’90s soundtrack produced by Trent Reznor with songs by Marilyn Manson, David Bowie, and more!

 

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From Janus Films:

Lost Highway is presented in its original aspect ratio of 2.39:1.

Supervised by director David Lynch, this new digital transfer was created in 4K resolution on a Scanity film scanner from the 35 mm original camera negative.

The near-field remaster of the original 5.1 soundtrack was made from the 35 mm magnetic track and mixsupervised by Lynch and rerecording mixer Ronald Eng.