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The Alphabet (1969)

Genre : Horror, Animation

Runtime : 4M

Director : David Lynch

Synopsis

A woman's dark and absurdist nightmare vision comprising a continuous recitation of the alphabet and bizarre living representations of each letter.

Actors

Peggy Lynch
Peggy Lynch
Girl

Crews

David Lynch
David Lynch
Director
David Lynch
David Lynch
Writer
David Lynch
David Lynch
Sound
H. Barton Wasserman
H. Barton Wasserman
Producer
David Lynch
David Lynch
Director of Photography
Robert Cullum
Robert Cullum
Sound Mixer
Robert McDonald
Robert McDonald
Sound Editor
David Lynch
David Lynch
Animation

Posters and backgrounds

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