*SPOILER WARNING* this is my interpretation of one of the most intriguing films of the year

Rating: Null/10 (19 August 2002)

For those who didn't read the above summary *SPOILER WARNING*
If one event in your life were to be slightly different, how much would you be changed?
David Lynch poses this provactive question in what i beleive is his best work yet. Dianne Selwyn is an up and coming young actor who is also the lesbian lover of a more established actor Camilla Rhodes. Adam Kesher is a famous director who casts Camilla as the leading lady in his latest film and subsequently falls in love with her.
How much could this story change if he were to cast Dianne instead? If only he listened to the cowboy Lafayette Montgomery, alas with his third appearance we realise this was not the case.
Dianne is upset for two reasons, a. she was only cast in a minor role, b. her lover Camilla falls in love with Adam instead. Dianne decided to take drastic actions and organises for a hitman to kill Camilla, however her despair as a result of this causes her to commit suicide.
This is the last half of the film.
The first half of the film presents the possibility that Dianne did indeed managed to score the lead role, Camilla was never killed, and Adam took the advice of the Cowboy.
These parrallel stories intertwine frequently, however the audience if frequently reminded this is just a film. Anything can happen, you can hear the music but not hear the band. Equally you can see the story, however it doesn't mean its true
People criticise this film as they don"t understand it however i think thats its strongest point