An article on this film by Todd McGowan called it a “panegyric to Hollywood” and analyzed elements like a piano-shaped ashtray. Lines such as “An accident is a terrible thing” (15[1])and “Who gives a key?” (15[1])are (15[1])part of the “10 clues” (15[1])to this film given (15[2])by (15[1])its director. (15[2]-5[1])A man (15[1])noiselessly (15[1])screams and collapses (15[1])in this film shortly after seeing a man from his dream (15[1])appear (15[1])behind (-5[1])Winkie’s (15[1])Diner. (15[2])In this (15[1])film, (15[1])the director (15[1])Adam (15[2])is forced to cast (15[1])(*) Camilla in the film (10[1])The Sylvia North (10[1])Story over another character, (10[1])who later (10[1])finds the corpse of Diane (-5[1])Selwyn. (10[2])The amnesiac car crash victim Rita (10[1])goes to watch a wordless (10[2])performance at Club Silencio alongside Naomi Watts’s character Betty (10[1])in this film. (10[2])For 10 points, name this David Lynch film, (10[2])titled (10[1])for a street (10[1])in Los Angeles. (10[1])■END■ (10[4]0[3])