“My goal is to see the comedy scene take off in the Inland Empire. I’d love for people to see the world in a comedic light, see the silver lining. That’s what comedy is all about.

The two-disk DVD for Inland Empire features a large collection of fascinating scenes that were cut from the movie, said ScreenHead.com. For the DVD, Lynch “dove further into the story to include ...

Dominguez, a skilled Spanish dancer born in the Inland Empire, danced the tango with Valentino in a legendary scene of the 1921 silent motion picture, “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.” ...

Inland Empire will be screened at 7:30 p.m on Friday, April 22 at Cinema Detroit; 4126 Third St., Detroit; 313-482-9028; cinemadetroit.org. Tickets are $10. Stay connected with Detroit Metro Times.