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Perhaps the "schizoid-film" is still in its experimential stage, then.
Decades ago, plotting and narrative were simpler... more obvious, more straightforward. This pleased the people of these times.
Today's audiences seem ready for anything - but are they really? Maybe the visual suggestions in the likes of Haute Tension that do not take "reality" for granted are ahead of their time, even though they could reflect an increasingly unstable population as we struggle to control our brains and cope with modern life. Maybe this style is the shape of films to come as "reality" becomes less and less meaningful?
Speaking of David Lynch, what's Lost Highway about - (5000 word max.)?
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