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Buñuel, Luis; Dali, Salvador «The Andalusian Dog» | eye cutting
Buñuel, Luis; Dali, Salvador, «The Andalusian Dog», 1928
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The Andalusian Dog


France | 14' 11" | b/w, silent | Concept: Luis Buñuel, Salvador Dali | Camera: Albert Duverger | Music: Maurizio Kagel | Participants: Pierre Batcheff, Simone Mareuil, Salvador Dalí, Xaume de Miravilles, Luis Buñuel | Edition / Production: Ursulines Film Studio | 16mm-film
 

 Buñuel, Luis; Dali, Salvador

Luis Buñuel
b 1900 in Calanda (E); studies in Agriculture, Philosophy and Literature; around 1923 studies at the Film Academy in Paris and film critic at Cahiers d’Art; arouses a scandal with his first two Surrealist films «Un chien andalou» (1928) und «L’age d’or» (1930); in the 1930s he worked as executive producer in France and Spain before emigrating to the USA after Franco's victory in the Spanish Civil War; since 1947 many also commercially successful films in Mexico and Europe.