ABSTRACT This review argues that David Lynch's digitally filmed Inland Empire defies the conventions of the generic behind-the-scenes Hollywood about an actress's struggle for success. Rather than demonizing or trivializing female creativity, Lynch celebrates a woman artist's use of a banal industry for transcendent purposes.
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