The black screen of the sleepless nights is coloured and David Lynch invites himself in with his strange settings inspired by Giorgio de Chirico. The colours saturate, the flowers diffract, the patterns shift, the dogs have yellow and pink reflections, a blurred face could be a character glimpsed on the screen, the Indian woman's curtains blend with the bright tiles, like flashes of time and colour. Vermilion, viridian green bordering on blue, neon yellow, peach pink and graphite fill the entire screen.

Who has never pressed a flower between the pages of a book? We discover these marvelous, slightly faded colors a few years later to remind us of a happy summer. Forest animals hide behind trees while flowers dance. Giant birds take flight, their wings are the colors of autumn landscapes. Moths shimmer softly in the dark. Tones of dark khaki greens, cedars, absinthe, night blues, violet and gold with an earthy red and an orchid enhance this richly-colored story.

A couple in a traditional outfit enter into a lively dance, tapestries are passed from generation to generation, village inhabitants affectionately hug each other. Chickens run freely and happily, a blue horse is decorated with flowers while other flowers brush cheerfully over calves. Reds, orange, blues, greens, peach pink, yellow ochre and a palette of browns animate this Eastern European story.