Gray House

Gray House was beautiful and poignant, while being simultaneously patience-testing. I found it to be a meditative reflection on isolation. Good thing I have recently been watching Bela Tarr (who is clearly an influence), or I might not have been in the right mindset. It felt like half the audience was unfortunately only there to see what David Lynch's other filmmaker offspring might have to say, and clearly it wasn't to their liking as there were a couple walkouts. You can also see his father's influence in certain aspects, such as the long shots of industrial landscapes, and I have no doubt that he is also a TM practitioner as the film requires a massive amount of patience to watch, let alone to create.

I was at the L A Premiere, WOW! I stopped eating my popcorn. The other guests in the theatre mentally disappeared. I felt the films essence . no more needed to say. Robert Broski