Lost Highway (1997) – Filming Locations
Drama / Thriller / Mystery · Directed by David Lynch · Starring Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette
A tormented jazz musician finds himself lost in an enigmatic story involving murder, surveillance, gangsters, doppelgängers, and an impossible transformation inside a prison cell.
Where was Lost Highway filmed?
- Los Angeles, United States, Los Angeles – Primary setting for the entire narrative, including the protagonist's home, streets, and various interiors. Lost Highway is set and filmed throughout the Los Angeles area, with Lynch using the sprawling city and its suburbs to create the film's dreamlike, noir-influenced atmosphere
- Los Angeles, United States, Los Angeles – Key scenes involving driving sequences and the mysterious landscape that defines the film's visual geography. Mulholland Drive's iconic curves and nighttime vistas provide the atmospheric backdrop for the protagonist's nocturnal journeys and the film's psychological unraveling
- Los Angeles, United States, Los Angeles – Industrial and maritime sequences representing the darker, more surreal portions of the narrative. Long Beach's industrial waterfront and shipping infrastructure provide a gritty, dreamlike setting for key sequences in the film's second act