David Lynch Movies

A journey into night.

Time lapse of a flight of stairs. One of five segments from Intervalometer Experiments (2001-2003).

A man trapped in purgatory must come face to face with his own demons.

The Disc of Sorrow gets installed.

Oscar-nominated director David Lynch teaches his unconventional techniques for creating visionary films in his first-ever MasterClass.

Suddenly, in the cramped boiler room, a pressure-relief valve opens and discharges steam. Then, a certified technician approaches to perform a...

A mystical detective story set in the realm of Moscow art scene. Psychedelic trip through different places, characters and strategies in the search...

One of five Intervalometer Experiments posted to davidlynch.com between 2001 and 2003.

“I Touch a Red Button Man” is a 2011 animated short film directed by renowned filmmaker David Lynch for Interpol's song...

Features a dead mouse with ants on it.

Lynch made the animation film Pożar (Fire) in 2015 after the Polish-American composer Marek Zebrowski created a musical composition as a tribute...

Genevieve brings her new boyfriend Alexei to her family home, where he begins psychologically hunting them and exposing buried secrets.

Short film produced by David lynch.

A series of short monologues by Catherine E. Coulson in character as Margaret Lanterman (the Log Lady), intended to introduce each episode of Twin...

A fun short piece that Lynch presented as his acceptance for the Hollyshorts 2008 Visionary Award.

Music is produced by different objects in an industrial and desolate landscape.

Follows tiny creatures named Snoots who have a ritual transition at aged eight at which time they get tinier and they’re sent away for a year...

David Lynch turns this digital video of a ballerina into an impressionistic exercise.

In a solemn, haunted environment, a small bug crawls over the silhouette of a house.

Out in the sticks, a young drifter goes wandering where he oughtn't. When a mysterious car appears, he exhibits more lust than sense and steps right...