| 词条 | Industrial Symphony No. 1 |
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|name = Industrial Symphony No. 1 |image = |caption = VHS Front Cover |director = David Lynch |producer = Angelo Badalamenti |writer = David Lynch |starring = Laura Dern Nicolas Cage Julee Cruise Michael J. Anderson |distributor = Warner Home Video |released = 1990 |runtime = 50 minutes |language = English |budget = |music = Angelo Badalamenti David Lynch Julee Cruise (Vocals) |awards = }}Industrial Symphony No. 1: The Dream of the Broken Hearted is a 1990 avant-garde musical play directed by David Lynch, with music by Angelo Badalamenti and Julee Cruise.[1][2][3] OverviewWhen David Lynch studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia (PAFA), he made a series of complex mosaics in geometric shapes which he called Industrial Symphonies. The play was originally presented (twice) on stage at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York City as part of the New Music America Festival on November 10, 1989. Cast
The showThe presentation opens with Cage and Dern engaging in a telephone conversation, the gist of which is that he is breaking up with her, to her great sorrow. Though they are never named as such, the two characters bear a striking resemblance to Sailor and Lula from Lynch's movie Wild at Heart. The rest of the play is a hallucinatory "dream" that the Heartbroken Woman has. The show takes place on a stage, the main props being a tall metal girder-like structure, and an abandoned shell of a car, with flickering lights and cacophonous sounds used to disturbing, nightmarish effect. Much use is made of actors suspended from ropes, flying and falling, as well as dancers. Julee Cruise sings on tracks 1, 2, 4, 8 and 10. These songs are all from her 1989 debut album, Floating into the Night, apart from track 1, which is from her 1993 album, Voice of Love. They are the normal, studio recordings - the songs are mimed. Her voice can also be heard in track 6, in which she gets pushed into the boot of the car. In track 8, the boot opens and she sings from it, her face superimposed on a TV-screen. One recording, "Rockin' Back Inside My Heart", is also featured in Twin Peaks (for which Cruise recorded a vocal version of the theme). Michael J. Anderson (known for his role as the small, dancing Man From Another Place on Twin Peaks) is featured on track 3, patiently sawing a log of wood to Badalamenti's discordant music. He is also part of the stage ensemble on track 5 (instrumental), along with a tall, demonic reindeer-like figure. Finally, on track 6, he reiterates the opening dialogue between Cage and Dern, accompanied by a clarinet-player and a non-speaking actress playing Dern's part. Track 9 is wholly instrumental, with a background of dolls being lowered from the roof on strings. Track list
Home mediaThe show was released on VHS in 1990, LaserDisc in 1991, and on DVD on November 18, 2008 as part of the David Lynch: The Lime Green Set collection. References1. ^Rotten Tomatoes review 2. ^[https://www.webcitation.org/query?url=http://geocities.com/~mikehartmann/indus.html&date=2009-10-25+03:54:44 The City of Absurdity] 3. ^DavidLynch.de External links
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