With his death on January 16, Lynch left behind not only the two Twin Peaks series, but also a Twin Peaks movie (Fire Walk with Me) and nine other iconic titles, from Eraserhead and Blue Velvet to Inland Empire.
MUBI has acquired the rights of Twin Peaksthe iconic 1990 series of David Lynch and Mark Frostas well as its 2017 sequel Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Seriesand there are plans for both debuting in the service on June 13.
The news comes in the middle of the celebration of the 35th anniversary of Twin Peaks. Of course, Lynch’s work is also currently being re -asserted, just three months after the death of the iconic surreal filmmaker.
What about Twin Peaks about
Twin Peaks follows the peculiar FBI agent Dale Cooper (Kyle McLaughlan) While investigating the murder of a young woman – the queen of local dance Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee) – In the even more peculiar people of Twin Peaks. As the investigation progresses, other mysteries and conspiracies are discovered, which touch the supernatural, in the city, all related to the murder of Laura.
MUBI subscribers will have access to the 30 episodes of the program, as well as 18 parts of “A Limited Event Series”, a series of Showtime directed entirely by Lynch. Written by Lynch and Frost, who Copbodujo with Sabrina S. Sutherland, the series takes up the history of Cooper and the Twin Peaks community 25 years after Palmer’s death.
Katharina FeistauerVice President and Global Programming Director of MUBI, whose service obtained the rights of Paramount Global Content Distribution, declared in a statement: “Speaking Twin Peaks together with Twin Peaks: a series of limited events is a dream for Mubi, since it brings to the platform one of the most beloved and commented series of the history of television. Although this launch has been prepared for months Sad news of the death of David Lynch just a few weeks ago makes this opportunity to show his iconic work is even more special.
With his death on January 16, Lynch left behind not only the two Twin Peaks series, but also a movie of Twin Peaks (Fire Walk with Me) and nine other iconic titles, from Eraserhead and Blue Velvet until Inland Empire.
Source: Ambito
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