In David Lynch's 'Blue Velvet', college student Jeffrey Beaumont returns to his hometown and discovers a severed ear in a field. This discovery leads him down a dark path into a disturbing underworld filled with violence, mystery and sexual deviancy.
Lynch finds a severed ear in a suburban lawn and follows the meaning into rooms where meaning was the lie. The robins at the end are a lie, too. The film knows.
Lynch finds a severed ear in a suburban lawn and follows the meaning into rooms that share the same zip code. The robins at the end lie; the suburb stays.
