THE GRANDMOTHER. 1970. Shorts.

“The Grandmother” is a 1970 American Experimental Horror short film, written and directed by David Lynch and funded by the American Film Institute. Combining live action with animation techniques and handmade effects, it is considered one of the most important and acclaimed short films from David Lynch's early career.



Synopsis.

A boy living in a hostile and neglectful home seeks comfort and affection through an unusual biological experiment that involves “growing” a grandmother from seeds in his own room.


What will you find?

A surreal and disturbing work about child abuse that defined the artist's signature style.


Availability.

Currently, "The Grandmother" is available online.



Cinematographic analysis (Premium).

E. NYGMA

Writer and founder of ZD TERROR. Lover of the macabre and dark, the absurd and black humor. Influenced by artists such as Stephen King, Edgar Allan Poe, Darren Bousman, Rob Zombie, James Wan, Marian Dora, David Lynch, Quentin Tarantino, Christopher Nolan, Zack Snyder, among others. Future filmmaker.

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