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Inland Empire
Directed by
David Lynch
R
2006
3h
Horror
,
Drama
,
and more
6.8
72%
75%
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As an actress begins to adopt the persona of her character in a film, her world becomes nightmarish and surreal.
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Cast of Inland Empire
Laura Dern
Nikki Grace / Susan Blue
Jeremy Irons
Kingsley Stewart
Justin Theroux
Devon Berk / Billy Side
Harry Dean Stanton
Freddie Howard
Karolina Gruszka
Lost Girl
Peter J. Lucas
Piotrek Krol
Krzysztof Majchrzak
Phantom
Jan Hencz
Janek
Grace Zabriskie
Visitor #1
William H. Macy
Announcer
Ian Abercrombie
Henry the Butler
Amanda Foreman
Tracy
Cameron Daddo
Devon Berk's Manager
Neil Dickson
Producer
Diane Ladd
Marilyn Levens
Stanislaw Kazimierz Cybulski
Mr. Zydowicz
Henryka Cybulski
Mrs. Zydowicz
Julia Ormond
Doris Side
Jordan Ladd
Terri
Terryn Westbrook
Chelsi
Kristen Kerr
Lori
Jamie Eifert
Sandi
Michelle Renea
Kari
Mary Steenburgen
Visitor #2
Masuimi Max
Niko
Robert Charles Hunter
Detective Hutchinson
Nastassja Kinski
The Lady
Laura Harring
Party Guest / Jane Rabbit
Scott Coffey
Jack Rabbit (voice)
Naomi Watts
Suzie Rabbit (voice)
Emily Stofle
Lanni
Jerry Stahl
Devon Berk's Agent
John T. Churchill
1st A.D. Chuck Ross
Phil DeSanti
2nd A.D. Tim Hurst
Chamonix Bosch
3rd A.D. Sally Irwin
Bellina Logan
Linda
Sara Glaser
Script Supervisor Ellen Thomas
Edward St. George
Hair Stylist
Jeremy Alter
Stage Manager
Melissa Lowndes
Marilyn Levens' Assistant
Marsha Lewis
Marilyn Levens' Hair Stylist
Austin Jack Lynch
Devon Berk's Driver
Jason Weinberg
Nikki Grace's Manager
Heidi Bivens
Devon Berk's Wardrobe Assistant
Scott Andrew Ressler
Camera Operator
Kat Turner
Dori
Stanley Kamel
Koz Kakawski
Marek Żydowicz
Gordy
Leon Niemczyk
Marek
Tracy Ashton
The Marine's Sister
Dominique Vandenberg
Trainyard Worker
Nick 13
Archaeologist
Keith Kjarval
Lumberjack
Kris Kane
Nikki Grace's Wardrobe Assistant
David Lynch
Bucky J
Wendy Rhodes
Salli
Helena Chase
Street Person #1
Nae Yuuki
Street Person #2
Terry Crews
Street Person #3
Karen Baird
Servant
Randy Johnson
Studio Security Guard #1
Duncan K. Fraser
Studio Security Guard #2
Ewa Jerzykowski
Head Manservant
Adam Zdunek
Man on Street
Erik Crary
Mr. K
Khai Dattoli
Tammi
Michal Korolko
Circus Man #1
Kazimierz Suwala
Circus Man #2
Alfredo Ponce
Circus Man #3
Bryson Lang
Circus Man #4
Janusz Hetman
Circus Man #5
Michal Stopowski
Circus Man #6
Dominiya Grudzka
Woman #1
Pawel Kubisiak
Man #1
Dominika Biernat
Woman #1 (voice)
Marcin Brzozowski
Man #1 (voice)
Scout Alter
Billy Side's Son
Alexi Yulish
Doctor
Lou Buchignani
Billy Side's Butler
Marek Szmigiel
Janek's Driver
Józef Zbiróg
Darek
Marian Stanisławski
Franciszek
Charlene Harding
Roxi
Suzete Belouin
Mandi
Lisa Eaton
Club Dancer
Gail Greaves
Bartender
Joey Altruda
Bassist
Jay P. Work
Saxophonist
William K. McNeil
Drummer
Carolina Cerisola
Club Backstage Girl
Leah Morelli
Carolina
Michelle Clark
Make-Up Artist
Brandon Reinhardt
Smithy's Son
Penny Hintz
Teacher
Monique Cash
Lead Dancer
Latrina Bolger
Dancing Girl #1
Fulani Bahati
Dancing Girl #2
Ashley Calloway
Dancing Girl #3
Erynn Dickerson
Dancing Girl #4
Jovonie Leonard
Dancing Girl #5
Jennifer Locke
Dancing Girl #6
Inland Empire Ratings & Reviews
Bill S.
February 1, 2025
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RogerEbert.com
Jim Emerson
Inland Empire opens and contracts in your imagination while you watch it -- and you're still watching it well after it's left the screen. It's a long but thoroughly absorbing three hours.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Steve Murray
With Inland Empire, the whole thing feels stuck in Lynch's noggin.
San Francisco Chronicle
Walter V. Addiego
A free-fall plunge through David Lynch's imagination, a curious and often astonishing place. The film is dazzling and bewildering in equal measure.
Detroit News
Tom Long
A can't-miss experience and likely one of the year's very best films.
Detroit Free Press
Terry Lawson
You may find Lynch's experimentalism and willful obscurity to be the work of a poseur, ultimately pointless drivel. I can understand that, but I think you would be wrong.
Chicago Reader
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Inland Empire is full of good and bad girls, but [Lynch] gives this obsession an interesting spin by having most of them played by the same actress.
Seattle Times
Moira MacDonald
Inland Empire is essentially a journey inside David Lynch's mind, sometimes burrowing very deep indeed. Nobody else could have made this film; nobody else should try.
AV Club
Keith Phipps
It's a bit like watching the final 40 minutes of Mulholland stretched to three hours and filmed with digital-video cameras available at a Circuit City near you.
Chicago Tribune
Michael Wilmington
While you suspect Lynch's digital video acumen will flower into something extraordinary in coming projects, this one's intermittently extraordinary at best.
Associated Press
Christy Lemire
Inland Empire might be David Lynch's masterpiece -- or it might just be a total mess. Either way it's vintage Lynch and designed exclusively, it seems, for hardcore fans -- or perhaps solely for the director himself.
Slate
Dana Stevens
The effect, after an hour or two, begins to resemble a very anxiety-fraught session of watching music videos on MTV.
Los Angeles Times
Carina Chocano
...The film, which begins promisingly, disappears down so many rabbit holes (one of them involving actual rabbits) that eventually it just disappears for good.
House Next Door
Keith Uhlich
The film is a detailed analysis of Nikki's creative process, of her struggle towards that transcendent point where her art... only connects.
New York Times
Manohla Dargis
David Lynch's extraordinary, savagely uncompromised new film is as cracked as Mad magazine, though generally more difficult to parse.
Boston Globe
Ty Burr
The way to watch it is to skip uneasily along its surface and steel yourself for those moments when Lynch pulls you into the vortex. More than any working filmmaker, he knows the dreamlike power of undertow.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
It's worth watching as yet another example of Lynch's extraordinary collaboration with Dern. It may be overstating things to call her performance heroic, but it's nothing if not brave, as she dares to embody Lynch's most brutal impressions of Hollywood.
New York Post
Lou Lumenick
What is Inland Empire -- which Lynch is understandably distributing himself -- about? What is it trying to say? If you figure that out, let me know.
Newsday
Gene Seymour
I can't totally recommend Inland Empire. But something tells me I'd be a fool to totally dismiss it.
The New Yorker
Richard Brody
Quickly devolves into self-parody. Dern gives a virtuoso performance, albeit in an overwrought, numbing void.
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