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Uploaded on Dec 5, 2008

1° film di L. Buñuel, da lui prodotto (con il denaro della madre), sceneggiato (con S. Dalí) e diretto. Vi appare all'inizio come l'uomo che affila il rasoio con cui recide trasversalmente l'occhio sinistro di una donna, una delle più celebri immagini-choc del cinema, collegata con quella della luna piena. Non c'è una trama, ma soltanto insinuazioni, associazioni mentali, allusioni; non c'è una logica, tranne quella dell'incubo; non c'è una realtà, tranne quella dell'inconscio, del sogno e del desiderio. Nato nell'ambiente parigino del surrealismo, è probabilmente il più celebre film d'avanguardia del mondo, anche se non il più significativo e importante. Molti gli preferiscono il successivo L'Age d'or (1930). È il corrispettivo filmico del Primo Manifesto del Surrealismo (1924, ristampato da André Breton nel 1929) di cui condivide l'estetica di Lautréamont, l'influsso di Freud, la volontà rivoluzionaria di ispirazione marxiana con spunti presi da Buster Keaton e René Magritte. Il titolo incongruo deriva da Un perro andaluz, raccolta di poesie e prose di Buñuel, pubblicata nel 1927 sulla Gaceta Literaria di Madrid. Non è da escludere che abbia una connotazione polemica contro Federico García Lorca che nel 1928 aveva pubblicato Primero romancero gitano, accolto da molti con entusiastici elogi, ma non dall'amico Buñuel che gli rimproverava il terribile estetismo. Proiettato dal giugno 1929 allo Studio des Ursulines di Parigi, tenne il cartellone per molte settimane. Nel 1960 il regista-produttore ne cedette i diritti e fu sonorizzato con le musiche (Morte di Isotta di Wagner, tanghi argentini) scelte da Buñuel. L'attore protagonista, P. Batcheff, si suicidò pochi mesi dopo la fine delle riprese.

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  • GetFeisty

    Awesome technique for the 1920s! Thanks

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  • Tony Harris

    A crowd of people stood and stared!

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  • electronicmedium

    Watch the film "Blue velvet" and watch"Un chien andalou" Very similar through analysis.

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  • H1K8T95

    Shit just got surreal.

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  • audiosmile1992

    It's surrealist. Nothing represents anything.

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  • DarkFairy1694

    the ants really dont represent anything- Dalí just added that touch because he dreamt of ants appearing from hands and so he included that in a lot of his artwork from then on.

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  • titoweb82

    bunuel

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  • blaggermouth

    Heard so much about this short film

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  • Josh Oberland

    The ants personify the french idiom "Ants in the palm" which means itching to kill.

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  • Pokimonchi

    @nothingness36 I never meant the film, the ant imagery appears in Dali's work.

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  • Pokimonchi

    Ants represent death (Dali recounts that in his childhood he owned a pet bat. When it died, he found ants crawling all over it.

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