Lynch even directed the latter music video, including scenes of Sailor and Lula in-between black-and-white footage of Isaak. The soundtrack also includes Cage’s rendition of another Elvis classic “Love Me (Treat Me Like a Fool)”, as well as the blues classic “Baby Please Don’t Go”, extracts of “Slaughterhouse” by Powermad, and the contemporary Chris Isaak song “Wicked Game”. A beautiful ending and beginning to another chapter of their lives. Yet at the end, Lula is stuck in a traffic jam which allows Sailor to catch up with her and finally sing “Love me Tender” to her on the bonnet of her car-the one song he told her he’d only ever sing to his true love. On their night drive through the desert they stop at the scene of a fatal car accident, and on her way to meet Sailor after his parole, Lula tells their son Pace to hide his eyes from the scene of a car crash… random acts that seem to be either divine intervention or demonic attempts to derail the path of true love. After Sailor is released from prison for murdering a man in self-defence, he and Lula embark on a sex-filled, rocking road trip, aware all the time that they are being hunted by Marietta's cronies.įrom extraordinary international cinema to Hollywood’s latest must-see American indies to groundbreaking documentaries, big screen experiences daily at The Main Cinema, your neighborhood non-profit movie theater.The theme of car accidents runs through the movie, too: Lula complains to Sailor about the increase of accidents on the road, before telling Sailor that the sinister ‘Uncle Pooch’ who introduced her parents to Carlos Santos and raped her as a teenager, died in a mysterious car accident. In this case, fate is Lula's mother, Marietta Fortune (Diane Ladd) a desperate woman who hates Sailor and will do anything to keep him away from her daughter.

Sailor (Nicolas Cage) and Lula (Laura Dern) are two lovers struggling to remain together even when fate seems intent on keeping them apart. Lynch/Oz is playing at The Main Cinema starting June 16. | Blue Velvet) in celebration of Lynch/Oz, a new documentary that inspires a fresh appreciation for Lynch’s body of work by exploring how it intersects and communicates with The Wizard of Oz, his greatest influence. David Lynch: Behind the Curtain invites you to revisit three Lynch classics ( Wild at Heart | Mulholland Dr.

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