1929 Directed by Luis Buñuel
Un Chien Andalou is a classic European avant-garde surrealist film from the cooperation of director Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali. The film changed the way people made movies. Most famous is the scene of a woman’s eye being cut with a knife.
安达卢西亚之犬, An Andalusian Dog, Un perro andaluz, Андалузкото куче, Um Cão Andaluz, Andaluský Pes, Der andalusische Hund, Ein andalusischer Hund, Den andalusiske hund, Andalusialainen koira, Andaluzijski pas, Andalúziai kutya, Un cane andaluso, Een Andalusische hond, Pies andaluzyjski, Андалузский пёс, Den andalusiska Hunden, 안달루시아의 개, Andalūzijas suns, Андалуското куче, Un chien andalou, Andaluský pes, Ανδαλουσιανός σκύλος, アンダルシアの犬, Den andalusiska hunden, Endülüs Köpeği, Андалузький пес, 一条安达鲁狗, 安達魯之犬
France
PortugalM/12
France
Portugal
buñuel: these images don’t mean anything
my film lecturer: sOOO what do these images mean????????
One of the most well known (and notorious) short films of all time, Un Chien Andalou is a surrealist experiment with the structure of cinema and its ability to deliver a unique type of imagery.
It drops us in a world where a boy wants a girl but can't have her because to get to her he has to drag two pianos laden with donkey carcasses and confused priests, so the question of what objective meaning can be derived from it is obviously a difficult one. Do the priests represent the restrictions of religion? Do the dead animals symbolize the weight of bestial emotionalism in contrast to the cerebral artistry of the pianos?
There are a few recurring themes (anxieties…
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A surrealistic romance born through violence and the shimmering glory of the full moon. Life, seduction, loss, betrayal, death. Rinse and repeat as waves beckon and the tide rolls in.
Remember, when shaving your eyes, ALWAYS go up and down, never left to right.
