A vague object of desire
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Book of memoirs of the great film director Luis Bunuel (1900-183) In it, he tells with amazing sincerity about his life, meetings with Salvador Dali, field Elyar, Pablo Picasso, Charlie Chaplin, Sergey Eisenstein ...
Bunuel’s auto -commentary is of particular value to his own work, his memories of working on cinema gear such as the “Andalusian Dog”, “Viridian”, “Daytime beauty”, "Tristan", "Modest charm of the bourgeoisie", "This vague object desires".
Luis Bunuel, the greatest film director of the XX century, was not too lucky in Russia. However, like many of his contemporaries. One of the most forbidden world filmmakers, in Soviet times, he was still more than strange in the situation. Bunuel"s films, so unknown to the audience began to get to them after the paintings of his homegrown and rude imitators. The centenary of Bunuel in Russia was marked by vulgar and inaccurate television programs that completely confused the viewer
Bunuel’s auto -commentary is of particular value to his own work, his memories of working on cinema gear such as the “Andalusian Dog”, “Viridian”, “Daytime beauty”, "Tristan", "Modest charm of the bourgeoisie", "This vague object desires".
Luis Bunuel, the greatest film director of the XX century, was not too lucky in Russia. However, like many of his contemporaries. One of the most forbidden world filmmakers, in Soviet times, he was still more than strange in the situation. Bunuel"s films, so unknown to the audience began to get to them after the paintings of his homegrown and rude imitators. The centenary of Bunuel in Russia was marked by vulgar and inaccurate television programs that completely confused the viewer
Author:
Author:Bunuel Luis
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Acting Book
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-94663-360-0
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