David Lynch was born on 20 January 1946 in Missoula, Montana, United States, and after graduating from high school went to Boston to study at the Museum of Art Academy. In 1977 he completed his virgin work, The Rubber Head, which was filmed for five years, and the first mainstream film, The Elephant (1980). The film was a huge success in the review and the box office. Sandwich (1984) and Blue Bean (1986) after graduation. In 1990, My Heart Wild earned him the highest prize at the Cannes International Film Festival. His work formed David Lynch's unique style: the shaking color, the expression of the feelings of the role in the fantasy scene and the life of the fantasy scene. He has been performed as the most famous director, and is currently one of the most numerous live directors in the film industry, and is still