Joachim Trier on David Lynch:
"There was a moment when I was home alone when I was seventeen or eighteen and I went to the video store and took out all the David Lynch films again. I watched them and was like, damn, you can express so much through movies. And it’s erotic. David Lynch is so deeply about sex and death at the core of everything—they’re the big themes that matter. It’s tactile—you have a sense of the physical world, and they’re psychologically complicated, like Blue Velvet, what a strange tale."
— "The Art Form of Memory: A Conversation with Joachim Trier" by Hillary Weston (The Criterion Collection, 2016)
snow day claude code project :)
lettermatchd - find letterboxd users with the same top 4 favorite films as you (or any other user)
the probability of someone with the EXACT same top 4 as you is nearly 0, so you can also check for 2/3 films overlap––litmus test for film taste obscurity lol
try it here: https://t.co/K3dtuHd2dv
snow day claude code project :)
lettermatchd - find letterboxd users with the same top 4 favorite films as you (or any other user)
the probability of someone with the EXACT same top 4 as you is nearly 0, so you can also check for 2/3 films overlap––litmus test for film taste obscurity lol
try it here: https://t.co/K3dtuHd2dv