Luis Buñuel (1900–1983)

The movie "Father of Surrealism" is one of the most primitive directors in the history of film media, and Louis Bunuel accepted a strict Jesuit education (sowing obsession with religion and overthrow) Madrid is studying at the university there, and his close friend ... ... see the full bio »

LuisBuñuel (born Calanda, Spain, 29th July 1983, Mexico City, Mexico), a Spanish filmmaker, surreal leader, his life and work unjust atrocities, pornography, religion It was an empathy of a focusless atheist communism that focused on subjects of fanaticism, afterwards earned an early reputation in French avant-garde experiments, and later pursued ambiguity in Mexican commercial films. After the career, he gained international recognition in his late movies in Spain and France.

Luis Buñuel went to the University of Madrid where he became friends of Salvador Dali and Federico Garcia Lorca. Bunuel is paying attention to early Surrealist movies, social injustice, religious conquest, unpaid atrocities, and his unique style and controversy in pornographic films.

It is thought to be a co-author for the simulation of the 17 - minute French art film Luis Bunuel, Luis Bunuel 's surrealist movie Un Chien Andalou. Razors cut human eyes. In Un Chien Andalou, surreal images and irrational discontinuity of time and space create great quality. The second movie he collaborated with Bunuel was L'Age d'Or, held in Paris' studio 28 in 1930. L'Toundd'Or was done by fascist and anti-Semitic groups for years after awkwardness. Prohibition of throwing a riot in Parisian theater

The movie "Father of Surrealism" is one of the most primitive directors in the history of film media, and Louis Bunuel accepted a strict Jesuit education (sowing obsession with religion and overthrow) Madrid is studying at the university there, and his close friend ... ... see the full bio »