For Lynch, Lost Highway resists definitive explanation. The film opens a psychological space to be entered rather than decoded. It unfolds according to the inner logic of its protagonist, where fear, guilt, and desire drift just beyond consciousness. Mystery becomes a condition of intensity, sustaining the film’s darkness and its unsettling emotional clarity. David Lynch on his Lost Highway (1997): «You can say that a lot of Lost Highway is internal. It’s Fred’s story. It’s not a dream. It’s rea

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