Laura Palmer’s mother doesn’t know what time the last phone call came – the logs get cut and
the steam piles up. Those lush piano chords sit under the scenes, soft-pedalled playing that
enriches the melodrama, pretty much tells us to love the slow-burn; small-town grinding to a halt.
Lara Flynn Boyle was only better one other time, when she picks at her to…
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