<human>: takes place in a dystopic universe but lives up to its eccentricities and challenges its viewers to accept its weirdness and its profound meaning and to move beyond its flaccid surface and into a more peaceful and perhaps even revolutionary family life. david lynch's eccentric characters bring a refreshing change from the usual hollywood fare. it's hard to like david when he's eccentric and quirky, but it's also hard to resist his charm and his quirky, sometimes violent, love for his family and his work. and while it may sometimes feel like a soap opera, this novel never feels like one. its characters take us on a voyage through time and space, searching for truth and beauty in the squalor of everyday life and encountering painful truths and feelings that no modern film can compare to.
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