Psychogenic Fugue

In Psychogenic Fugue, the actor John Malkovich is portrayed on David Lynch’s most iconic characters’ skin. In Sandro Miller’s words, the film develops around the concept of “dissociative dysfunction, in which a person frees himself/herself from his/her identity to become someone else, a new life”. Establishing a parallelism between the making of the actor, the adherence of a new identity and the concept of escape as the moment in which the memory annuls itself and the identity is released.