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SurveillanceDirected by Jennifer Chambers Lynch, 2008 Review by Rada Djurica One of the films that we had a chance to see on at New Author Film Festival was a brand-new film by David Lynch's daughter, Jennifer Chambers Lynch. Her work resembles her father's (David Lynch) in the use of close-ups and the obssesion with suffering and abuse. Her Surveillance uses an aggressive soundtrack, including an old song by the Violet Femmes during a scene of rapid-fire shots of a massacre perpetrated by two assailants, as they enter and kill everyone in their sleep. Surveillance at its best approximates her father at his best
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