Mulholland Drive = American Neo-Noir + Psychological Thriller.

Rating: 10/10 (1 May 2014)

Mulholland Drive is a love story in the world of dreams, this intelligent and mature film by David Lynch, an unpredictable story about a crime , a mysterious atmosphere of the most disturbing , this story offers a series of symbols that require different interpretations , this is a devilishly entertaining film production.
Betty Elms , Rita , Diane Selwyn , Camilla Rhodes and Adam Kesher are characters complex personalities , are ambitious and manipulative , the main romance of two beautiful actors is intense and erotic, Naomi Watts is tender and lovely , Laura Harring is bold and sexy ; the female universe is explored with wit and imagination , the best of this movie are the female characters, here women express fear, hate, love , doubt, jealousy, during the development of the plot we see some other characters evolve and self-destruct Mulholland Drive works great as drama, no loose ends , and nothing is wasted.
Pay close attention to several key scenes: the masturbation scene , a car accident , multiple murders , the sex scene, the song in Spanish, the scene of a suicide, and a woman's desire to be an actress. All that gives the film requires analysis ; to grasp the logic of the film a personal interpretation of each character is needed, of course the plot has coherence, is a matter of keeping track of each track you will loose the director. Example: Betty is a talented actress, Rita is a Femme Fatale, Diane is a frustrated woman, Adam is an arrogant filmmaker; the film offers a sinister style, the characters move in a dark room, only the romance provides clarity and relief for the two female protagonists; there are secondary characters who bully briefly and then disappear, the main characters convey emotions and feelings, and betray some are shattered emotionally.
Mulholland Drive is a perfect game on alternate realities, and also about the culture of Hollywood.