Eraserhead /

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Imprint:	[England?] : Absurda ; Los Angeles : American Film Institute, c2002.
Description:	1 videodisc (89 min.) : sd., b&w ; 4 3/4 in.
Language:	English
Subject:	Parent and child -- Drama. Surrealism in motion pictures. Parent and child. Experimental films. Feature films. Drama. Experimental films. Feature films. Fiction films. Horror films. Surrealist films.
Format:	DVD Video
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5896916

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Varying Form of Title:	Eraserhead DVD 2000
Other authors / contributors:	Lynch, David, 1946- Nance, Jack. Stewart, Charlotte, 1941- Joseph, Allen. Elmes, Frederick. Bates, Jeanne. Roberts, Judith Anna. Near, Laurel. Absurda (Firm)
Notes:	Originally produced as a motion picture in 1977, c1976. "Cleaned & remastered" version, c2005.--DVD container. Extras include interview with David Lynch and movie trailer. Aspect ratio 1.85:1 ; Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo. Camera and lighting, Frederick Elmes & Herbert Cardwell ; sound, Alan R. Splet & David Lynch ; edited by David Lynch ; special effects, Frederick Elmes. John Nance (i.e. Jack Nance, as Henry Spencer), Charlotte Stewart (Mary X), Allen Joseph (Mr. X), Jeanne Bates (Mrs. X), Judith Anna Roberts (Beautifu lgirl across the hall), Laurel Near (Lady in the radiator), V. Phipps-Wilson (Landlady). DVD.
Summary:	A nightmarish collage of images which blends the grotesque and the absurd, the deeply disturbing and the darkly humorous. Henry is the nerdish central character who lives in a squalid apartment with a strange girl and their monstrous baby. The extraordinary special effects create an eerie, dream-like world with a logic all its own.
Target Audience:	MPAA rating: Unrated
Standard no.:	858334001008

Regenstein, 2nd and 3rd Floor Video/DVD Collection

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Call Number:	DVD PN1997.2.E73 2002
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