In this film, a man points and angrily yells “Okay, Paul!” after being called by a buzzer. During its five-year production, this film was financed by Sissy Spacek and her husband, the director’s childhood friend Jack Fisk. A woman in this film has a seizure while sitting on a couch during a scene pervaded by the sound of puppies suckling loudly at their mother. A man in this film recounts how he regained the use of his arm by rubbing it each day, before asking a guest to (*) carve some very tiny chickens. (10[1])A woman with bloated cheeks (10[1])sings the song “In Heaven” (10[1])in (10[1])this film, which opens (10[2])as the (10[1])Man in the (10[1])Planet pulls a lever, releasing a (10[1])sperm-like creature (10[2])from (10[1])the (10[1])protagonist’s (10[1])mouth. In this film, (10[1])a man played (10[1])by Jack Nance (10[1])with extremely tall hair raises (10[1])his alien-like (10[1])baby (10[2])in a desolate (10[1]-5[1])industrial city. (10[1])For 10 points, name this experimental 1977 film by David Lynch. (10[1])■END■