Once again, David Lynch′s creative energies create a strange, dreamlike world that begins as a normal Hollywood film, but spirals into an increasingly absurd and confused jumble of intertwined plots. Rita, a dark-haired woman who suffers from amnesia after a car accident wanders the streets in a daze before stumbling upon Betty′s apartment. Betty, a Midwestern blonde who has come to the City of Angels seeking fame as an actress, takes Rita in and helps her to uncover her true identity. A first-rate thriller about one girl′s once-upon-a-time in Hollywood, <b>Mulholland Drive</b> revisits much of the same territory as a number of the director′s previous films-doppelgangers come and go, identities shift, as do time and space, hot girls and hair color-yet this is also Lynch′s most fully realized feature in years.