Watch A Young David Lynch Talk About Eraserhead
UCLA students interview David Lynch in the oil fields in West Hollywood where 'Eraserhead' was filmed.
UCLA students interview David Lynch in the oil fields in West Hollywood where 'Eraserhead' was filmed.
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To the moon!
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Please secure your oxygen mask before watching these videos.
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