Publisher/松竹

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Dune (1984), directed by American director David Lynch (1946-2025), is known for its unique visual sensibility and its immense space epic, adapted from Frank Herbert's full-length science fiction novel. This catalog, produced at the time of its release, conveys the film's worldview, production background, and the atmosphere of the era surrounding the film. This was Lynch's first major production, after gaining attention with Eraserhead, and has been described as a work born out of the tension between Hollywood's large-scale production and his own artistic creativity. This film, with its epic narrative and distinctive visual sensibility, marks a turning point in Lynch's subsequent work. It is a valuable resource for conveying the science fiction film culture of the 1980s.