The only two directors Marlon Brando called visionaries: “Wonderful artists”
“Wonderful artists and craftsmen.”
Luis Buñuel
“Impossible to emulate”: the directors Walter Hill called inimitable geniuses
Filmmakers who can’t be beat.
‘L’Age d’Or’: Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali’s banned surrealist sex comedy
The two provocateurs were up to their old tricks.
‘Land Without Bread’: when Luis Buñuel bought a Fiat and made a travel documentary
A travelogue that only he could have made.
Luis Buñuel named the only movie about “what the modern world really means”
“I was very predisposed against the film.”
‘The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie’: The movie Ruben Östlund calls “completely absurd”
“This is the best film title in the world.”
