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Un Chien Andalou / a film by Luis Buñuel. [Recurso electrónico - Película]

By:

Buñuel, Luis, 1900-1983 [director de cine, productor cinematográfico, guionista, montador]

Contributor(s):

Material type: Film

FilmLanguage: --- Publisher: Estados Unidos : Transflux Films, 2004Description: 1 DVD (55 min.) mudo, byn ; 4 3/4 plgContent type:

rdacontent

Media type:

rdamedia

Carrier type:

rdacarrier

Other title:

Un perro andaluz
The andalusian dog

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

LOC classification:

B86 C55 1929

Contents:

special features: A slice of Buñuel: an exclusive interview/ documentary featuring Buñuel's son, Juna-Luis -- epilogue: Dali & Buñuel bonus interview -- audio commentary by surrealism expert Sthephen Barder, author of Antonin Artaud: Blows and bombs -- mystery of cinema abridged transcript of speech given by Luid Buññuel in 1953 -- Dave McKeand graphic design and statement

Production credits:

Screenplay, Salvador Dali; photography, Albert Duverger; producer, editor, music selection, screenplay and director, Luis Buñuel.

Cast: Simone Mareuil (Young girl), Pierre Batcheff (Man), Luis Buñuel (Man in Prolog), Salvador Dalí (Seminarist), Robert Hommet (Young Man), Marval (Seminarist), Fano Messan (Hermaphrodite), Jaume Miravitlles (Fat Seminarist) -- Tomado de IMBDSummary: Made in 1929, Un chien andalou (The andalusian dog) is regarded as the fist film produced purely from the surrealist novement, and landmark in the history of cinema. Based on an exchange of dreams between Salvador Dali and acclaimed director Luis Buñuel, this tale of unfulfilled desire opens innocently with the words "once upon a time". What follows is one of the most shocking and celebrated sequences in film history - a razorslashing a woman's eye in extreme close-up ... Intended to provoke rather than to plase (Buñuel saw it as'nothing more than a desperate, a passionate appeal to murder'), Un chien andalou is a triumph of art and a hysterically dark joy ride whose power to affront the viewer is undiminished after more than three quarters of century.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
DVD	Mediateca	Audiovisual	B86 C55 1929 Ej.3 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	AV4109
DVD	Mediateca	Audiovisual	B86 C55 1929 Ej. 2 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	AV0732
DVD	Mediateca	Audiovisual	B86 C55 1929 Ej. 1 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	AV0598

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Screenplay, Salvador Dali; photography, Albert Duverger; producer, editor, music selection, screenplay and director, Luis Buñuel.

Simone Mareuil (Young girl), Pierre Batcheff (Man), Luis Buñuel (Man in Prolog), Salvador Dalí (Seminarist), Robert Hommet (Young Man), Marval (Seminarist), Fano Messan (Hermaphrodite), Jaume Miravitlles (Fat Seminarist) -- Tomado de IMBD

Made in 1929, Un chien andalou (The andalusian dog) is regarded as the fist film produced purely from the surrealist novement, and landmark in the history of cinema. Based on an exchange of dreams between Salvador Dali and acclaimed director Luis Buñuel, this tale of unfulfilled desire opens innocently with the words "once upon a time". What follows is one of the most shocking and celebrated sequences in film history - a razorslashing a woman's eye in extreme close-up ... Intended to provoke rather than to plase (Buñuel saw it as'nothing more than a desperate, a passionate appeal to murder'), Un chien andalou is a triumph of art and a hysterically dark joy ride whose power to affront the viewer is undiminished after more than three quarters of century.