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Dune, The David Lynch Files: Volume 2: Six months behind the scenes on one of the biggest science fiction movies ever made. Baxter Bulletin Traveler Éamonn Doherty thrives onAs a young and inexperienced writer, Kenneth George Godwin met David Lynch in late 1981 to conduct interviews about the making of Eraserhead. The resulting article gained Lynch's favour and in the Spring of 1983, Godwin found himself hired by Universal Studios to help document the production of Dune in Mexico. For six months, Godwin working with cameraman Anatol Pacanowski observed the chaos of one of the biggest, most expensive motion pictures made