David Lynch Sprawls

Lasting eighteen hours and featuring umpteen locations, Twin Peaks: The Return spreads out across time and space in a manner rarely seen in David Lynch’s work. In short, it sprawls. This article explores how sprawl might be a useful term through which to assess the series and how Lynch positions spr...

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Autor principal:	Richard Martin
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Publicado:	New York City College of Technology 2020
Materias:	twin peaks sprawl junktime architecture geography junkspace History of scholarship and learning. The humanities AZ20-999 Language and Literature P Literature (General) PN1-6790
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David Lynch Sprawls

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