

Blue Velvet
32 snips Mar 3, 2024
Exploring the Kantian dimension in David Lynch's 'Blue Velvet', the hosts discuss the complexities of Dorothy Valens as a character and Lynch's use of aesthetics to create profound moments. They compare the father figure in classic and neo-noir films, analyze the uncanny and sublimation in the film, and dissect Lynch's intriguing use of appearance to represent the tangible and unreachable beyond.
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Introduction
00:00 • 6min
Exploring Dorothy Valens in 'Blue Velvet'
05:32 • 16min
Exploring Aesthetic Depth in Lynch's Cinema
21:07 • 13min
Exploring the Father Figure in Classic and Neo-Noir Films
34:13 • 23min
Exploring Kantian Dimensions and the Uncanny in 'Blue Velvet'
57:36 • 13min
Exploring the Relationship between Theory and Application
01:10:44 • 2min
Exploring Lynch's Cinema and the Paradox of Appearance
01:12:26 • 2min
Comparative Analysis of 'Lost Highway' and 'The Big Sleep'
01:14:27 • 5min