 "Meshes" also had a clear influence on Lynch's film "Mulholland Drive", with dual roles, a mysterious figure, winding Hollywood road, a dream within a dream, a woman viewing her own body in a dream, and iconic objects such as a key and a telephone.In 2010, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) opened an exhibition that dealt with Deren's influence on three experimental filmmakers, Barbara Hammer, Su Friedrich and Carolee Schneemann, as part of a year-long retrospective there on representation of women.Su Friedrich conceived her short film "Cool Hands, Warm Heart" (1979) in direct homage to "Meshes of the Afternoon", and used the flower and knife motifs similarly in that film.