Giunti Odeon resumes “The Big Dreamer,” the complete retrospective dedicated to David Lynch, with one of his most famous masterpieces: Blue Velvet. The opening of Lynch's new cinema: thus begins, inside an ear abandoned on the street, the filmmaker's most personal adventure. The American province, as if frozen in the 1950s, contains unspeakable perversions and just as much innocence. The two worlds look at each other and never close their eyes to the horror. Even Isabella Rossellini is overwhelmed by the monstrous. Blue Velvet is an essay on the USA in the form of a nightmarish nightmare: "Blue Velvet is a song by Bobby Vinton written in the 1950s, which I discovered and loved in the 1960s. A song that inspired a certain mood in me. As for velvet, it is an extraordinary material, sensual, rich, heavy... almost organic." (David Lynch)