Hardly any director has stirred the emotions of audiences and critics in recent years as much as the American David Lynch. His films are as violent as they are erotic journeys through an American nightmare. Now, there is finally a new edition of Lynch on Lynch. "Wonderful conversations that are most exciting when they are not about cinema at all - and yet about nothing else. When the director talks about dreams and memories, about Francis Bacon, about the color black, which is like a small paw, about the beauty of factory chimneys. About the subjective perception of the world and the attempt to convey something of it on the screen. Lynch on Lynch is a riddle book in which one can discover as many secrets as in his films." (Süddeutsche Zeitung) "What Lynch shares about himself and his journey, which has known both highs and lows.".