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There’s nothing duller than listening to someone else describe their dreams. But David Lynch’s movies found a way to turn his into groundbreaking cinema. Reveries and night terrors aren’t all the late filmmaker explored in his work, either: in cinematic history, there have been few keener observers of white America. While he lived in and loved Los Angeles, Lynch—who died Thursday—spent much of his life in less glamorous parts of the country, and signaled a deep affection for all of…
