Un perro andaluz (1929)
Un perro andaluz es un clásico del cine de vanguardia subrealista, resultado de la cooperación entre el director Luis Buñuel y Salvador Dalí. La película cambió la forma en que se rodaban las películas.. La escena más famosa es la de un hombre al que le están cortando el ojo con un cuchillo.
Directora:
Luis Buñuel
Escritores:
Luis Buñuel, Salvador Dalí.
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Simone Mareuil as Young Girl |
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Pierre Batcheff as Man |
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Luis Buñuel as Man in Prologue (uncredited) |
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Salvador Dalí as Seminarist (uncredited) |
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Robert Hommet as Young Man (uncredited) |
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Marval as Seminarist (uncredited) |
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Fano Messan as Hermaphrodite (uncredited) |
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Jaume Miravitlles as Fat Seminarist (uncredited) |
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Pancho Cossío as Stroller (uncredited) |
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Juan Esplandiu as Stroller (uncredited) |
| Writing | Luis Buñuel | Screenplay |
| Production | Luis Buñuel | Producer |
| Art | Pierre Schild | Art Direction |
| Editing | Luis Buñuel | Editor |
| Directing | Luis Buñuel | Director |
| Camera | Albert Duverger | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Salvador Dalí | Screenplay |
