A perfect, sad and strange movie

Rating: 10/10 (26 March 2011)

This movie is, to date, David Lynch's greatest cinematic achievement since "Eraserhead". This movie is a deep and complex introspective voyage into the nature of dreams, love, guilt and despair, in a surreal environment which oscillates between frightening and funny, hateful and lovely, strange and sad.
This movie can be hard to follow and understand at first glance, but after repeated views, the plot emerges, and it's so simple, yet touching, it becomes one of the best tragedies ever recorded on film. The story of a frustrated woman, searching for answers such as: "Who am I?", "What is real?".
A must-see for all David Lynch fans, and for people who enjoy sad mysteries.
10/10