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Un Chien Andalou / An Andalusian Dog
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5
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7.75
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| Starring |
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Simone Mareuil, Pierre Batcheff, Jaime Miravilles
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Directed by:
Luis Bunuel 
Written by:
Luis Bunuel, Salvador Dali
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| Released: |
1928 |
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| Genre: |
DRAMA
SILENT
FOREIGN
IMPORTANT
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| Origin: |
France |
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| Colour: |
BW |
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Er, there is no plot. |
Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| Director Luis Bunuel's first film, which he co-wrote with surrealist artist Salvador Dali, was one of the most shocking films of its time, but is now more of a curiosity. It is not hard to imagine the impact on 1928 audiences of the opening shot, which is of a razor cutting a woman's eye (pictured, if you can bear to look). The rest of this 17-minute film sums up much of what is best and worst about Bunuel: his wild, macabre imagination on the one hand, his infantile desire to shock on the other. | | "NOTHING in the film symbolises ANYTHING." | | | (Luis Bunuel) | |
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