There are two directors named David, David Finch and David Lynch. Who can help me distinguish them?

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David Lynch was born in Missoula, Montana, USA on January 2th, 1946, which is an American town with scenes similar to those in several of his films. Because his father who did scientific research often moved his family, Lynch often followed his family from one state to another in his childhood. As a student, Lynch attended various art schools, got married at the age of 21, and soon had a son, Jennifer Chambers Lynch, who later succeeded his father as a director.

Lynch's childhood experience, coupled with the violent incidents he often heard around him when he was studying in an art school in Philadelphia, inspired him to start shooting the absurd horror film Eraserhead)(1977). It took Lynch five years to finally complete the filming of Rubber Head, but because of the strange plot of the film, the film was initially put in the cold. Later, thanks to the efforts of the film publisher Ben Barenhotz, the film was released and was widely recognized by critics.

The success of Rubber Head attracted famous directors Mel Brooks and Lynch together. In 198, Brooks invited Lynch to direct the feature film The Elephant Man, which was the first mainstream film created by Lynch. The film ran through Lynch's unique psychological feelings from beginning to end, and later won rave reviews from film critics and commercial success. Then, Lynch directed Dune, an action sci-fi film adapted from Frank Herbert's original novel. Because of its lack of originality, the audience received a mediocre response. In 1986, Lynch directed the first suspense film with the most personal color since his debut, Blue Velvet. He used cunning techniques to reflect the darkest side of American society. With this film, Lynch won the Oscar nomination for best director and was praised by the media as one of the "5 best directors in the world".

In p>199, Lynch won the highest prize in Cannes Film Festival for his road film Wild at Heart, which revealed darkness and violence, and made a great success with the surreal TV drama Twin Peaks. But his comedy series "On the Air" in 1992 was not very successful. In 1997, Lynch returned to the film industry with an inscrutable suspense thriller Lost Highway. In 1999, Lynch changed his past style and directed the road drama The Straight Story, which re-touched the hearts of film critics and audiences.

in p>21, Lynch returned to the black weird style he was good at, and the screenwriter directed Mulholland Drive, a suspense drama set in Hollywood, which won the Best Director Award at the 54th Cannes Film Festival, the Best Director Award of the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, the Best Film Award of the Boston Film Critics Association, the Best Director Award and the Best Film Award of the New York Film Critics Association, and was nominated for the Oscar again. (Compile: Tencent Entertainment)

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Other: Award winning record; In 22, he was nominated for the best director of the 74th Academy Award for Mulholland Road. In 22, he won the French Caesar Award for Best Foreign Language Film. In 22, he won the French Film Handbook for 21. In 22, he won the Best Film Award of the New York Film Critics Association for Mulholland Road. In 21, he won the Best Film Award for Mulholland Road. Best Director Award In 21, he won the Best Director Award from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association for Mulholland Road. In 21, he won the Best Director Award from the 54th Cannes Film Festival for Mulholland Road. In 1999, he won the Top Ten Films of the Year from the National Film Critics Association of the United States for The Story of strait. In 1999, he won the Best Film Award from the Chicago Film Critics Association. In 1999, he won the 12th european film awards International Film Festival for The Story of strait. Screen Award In 199, he won the Palme d 'Or Award at the 43rd Cannes Film Festival for My Heart is Wild; in 1987, he won the 59th Academy Award for Best Director; in 1986, he won the Best Film Award of Boston Film Critics Association for Blue Velvet; in 1981, he won the 53rd Academy Award for Best Film for Elephant Man. Best Director Nomination In 1981, he won the Best Film Award of the 34th British Film Academy for The Elephant Man. Constellations: Aquarius masterpieces: Elephant Man in 198, Blue Velvet in 1986, Wild My Heart in 199, Mulholland Road in 21. Awards: Best Director Award of Boston Film Critics Association in 21, Best Director Award of Los Angeles Film Critics Association, David Lynch, the best director award in the 54th Cannes Film Festival, is a generalist in the contemporary American film industry. He is not only a famous screenwriter and director, but also an excellent TV producer, photographer, cartoonist, composer and painter. He maintained a balance between the main genre and surrealism, ruthlessly exposed the dark and extremely violent side of real life on the screen, and made his works exude unique personal charm. Compared with contemporary filmmakers, he was widely recognized. David lynch's father is a research expert in the United States Department of Agriculture. Due to the continuous relocation of his family, he grew up in several governors along the Pacific Northwest. He eventually became a member of the Eagle Scout and made a guest appearance as a usher at the inauguration ceremony of President Kennedy. Lynch's childhood ambition was to be a painting and calligraphy engraver. In 1963, he entered the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, D.C., studied under the expressionism painter Oskar Kokoschka, and went to Europe for short-term study. In early 1966, he returned to Philadelphia, attended the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and began to try to make films. Main works: Best Director Nomination of Mulholland Drive in 21, Best Foreign Language Film Award of French Film Caesar Award, Top Ten Films of French Film Handbook in 21, Best Film Award of New York Film Critics Association, Best Film Award of Boston Film Critics Association, Best Director Award of Los Angeles Film Critics Association, Cannes Film Festival Best Director Award "The Straight Story" in 1999, Top Ten Films of the American National Film Critics Association, Best Film Award of Chicago Film Critics Association, 12th european film awards International Screen Award "Lost Highway" in 1997 and "Nadja" in 1994. 1992 "On the Air" and "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me”) 199" American History "and" Wild At Heart ". The 43rd Cannes Film Festival's Palme d 'Or Award "Twin Peaks", "Industrial Symphony No.1: The Dream of the Broken Heart" and "Blue Velvet" in 1986 were nominated for the best director in the 59th Oscar. The Best Film Award of the Boston Film Critics Association was nominated for Best Film and Best Director at the 53rd Academy Awards of Dune”) 198 and The Elephant Man in 198. The 34th Best Film Award of British Film Academy: Eraserhead”) 1974, The Amputee”) 197, The Grandmother”) 1968, The Alphabet”) 1967 and Six Pale Figures in 1967.