Visionary Director David Lynch Dies at 78

The acclaimed filmmaker, known for his surreal and groundbreaking works like 'Twin Peaks' and 'Mulholland Drive,' passed away following complications from lung disease.

David Lynch, celebrated for his dark, surrealist films and TV series, passed away at 78, as confirmed by his family on social media.
The director had publicly revealed in 2024 that he was battling emphysema, a condition linked to his history as a smoker.
Lynch's career spanned decades, with iconic works including 'Eraserhead,' 'Blue Velvet,' 'The Elephant Man,' and the cult TV series 'Twin Peaks.'
Hollywood figures such as Steven Spielberg, Kyle MacLachlan, and Naomi Watts paid tribute, calling him a fearless artist and a visionary storyteller.
Beyond filmmaking, Lynch was a painter, musician, and advocate for transcendental meditation, founding a foundation promoting peace and consciousness-based education.