Exclusive: Arturo de Córdova and Delia Garcés star in the iconic 1953 psychological drama. Spanish auteur Luis Buñuel helped shape the language of cinema with his now-iconic surrealist reveries, so it ...

"My God, they all know!" Janus Films has revealed a brand new official trailer + new poster for Él, master filmmaker Luis Bunuel's 1953 film set in Mexico. The film has been restored in 4K and will be ...

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The anarchist films of cinema's surrealist poet take center stage as the Berlinale honors Luis Bunuel with a retrospective. By Kirk Honeycutt, The Associated Press In his lifetime, Luis Bunuel was ...

‘Bunuel in the Labyrinth of Turtles,’ an animated “making of” of Luis Bunuel’s groundbreaking 1933 documentary, has been deservedly winning fest plaudits. By Jonathan Holland Luis Bunuel’s 1933 Land ...

A countess from an influential Italian family, she charted her own course and produced films by the likes of Pasolini and Zeffirelli. By Alex Williams This inventive, beguiling and not quite fully ...

How Woody Allen, David O. Russell and more were impacted by the surrealist filmmaker's work. Allen’s favorite Buñuel film is 1972’s “The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie,” the famous comedy about six ...

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The great Luis Bunuel (1900-83) started out as an enfant terrible of surrealism. His first film, “Un Chien Andalou” (1929), made with fellow Spaniard Salvador Dali, was also cinema’s first masterpiece ...

What do Jonathan Glazer, Miguel Gomes, and now, Karyn Kusama all have in common? A shared appreciation for Spanish auteur Luis Buñuel. During a visit to the Criterion Closet, "Jennifer's Body" ...

Born in 1900, Luis Buñuel was truly a child of the 20th Century. But his radical films that negotiated class struggle and sexual politics are still relevant today. Luis Buñuel was the greatest of all ...