Twin Peaks
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Brought to investigate the mysterious death of a nightshift waitress named Teresa Banks, special agent Chester Desmond is joined by special agent Dale Cooper to unravel the bizzarre clues, mysterious disappearance and strange happenings.
Closed-captioned.
Information from pre-release promotional materials; release date: Feb. 26, 2002.
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1992.
Special features: Original documentary featuring the cast; theatrical trailer; DVD-ROM enabled.
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Add a CommentBefore Precious, before Magnolia, there was Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me -- one of the only films that has explored and examined the devastating psychological [and (other) undeniably varied] ramifications of incest/sexual abuse in such an artistic and creative way. http://www.psychohistory.com/htm/06a1_incest.html
This movie is a prequel to the wildly successful TV series Twin Peaks. It deals with weeks leading up to Laura Palmers death. The homecoming queen persona she shows the town, and the drug addicted prostitute on a downward spiral outside of home and school. Since anyone who has watched the show already knows who did kill Laura, it was interesting to see how it came about and filled in some of the missing pieces. Not a movie for everyone, but I thought Sheryl Lee's performance as Laura Palmer was excellent, maybe even award worthy.