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Luis Bunuel's second film, L'AGE D'OR, follows two nameless characters, a man and a woman, through a series of scenes connected by dreamlike logic as they try, unsuccessfully, to make love. One memorable sequence finds the couple writhing around on a cliff when a mob of socialites comes upon them and pries them apart. Frustrated, the man sees a yelping poodle and kicks it into the air. L'AGE D'OR is not only an attack on bourgeois life but also a doctrine that directs humanity to live as the surrealists believed they should.

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EAN5035673010594

eBay Product ID (ePID)102239507

Product Key Features

Film/TV TitleL'age D'or

DirectorLuis Bunuel

Release Year2011

FormatBluraydvd

LanguageFrench\Spanish

FeaturesBlack & White, A PROPOSITO DE BUNUEL (2000, 103 mins): feature-length documentary on the life and work of Luis Bunuel\UN CHIEN ANDALOU (1929, 17 mins), With Subtitles

GenreDrama, General

Subtitle LanguageEnglish

Run Time62 Mins

Additional Product Features

Certificate15

Country/Region of ManufactureFrance

Number of Discs2

Additional InformationLuis Bunuel's second film is a surreal attack on bourgeios ideals that incited a riot when first released and still retains its power to shock. Bunuel began the film as a collaboration with Salvador Dali, but after a few days working together the two had a falling out and Bunuel made the film himself, incorporating many of Dali's ideas. Its narrative follows two nameless characters, a man and a woman, through a series of scenes connected by dreamlike logic as they try, unsuccessfully, to make love. One memorable sequence finds the couple writhing around on a cliff when a mob of socialites comes upon them and pries them apart. Frustrated, the man sees a yelping poodle and kicks it into the air. L'AGE D'OR is not only an attack on bourgeois life but also a doctrine that directs humanity to live as the surrealists believed they should: that is, by placing love before everything else in life, such as the church, status, and family. Funny, disturbing, and thoroughly bizarre, Bunuel's film is a purposefully blasphemous and corrosive work that attacks social institutions with such vigor and imagination that one cannot help but be entertained.

ScreenwriterLuis Bunuel, Salvador Dali

Sound sourceDolby Digital

Movie/TV TitleL'Age d'or

Consumer AdviceContains moderate violence and sex references