Review of The Young and the Damned (1950) by Zoran S — 27 Nov 2011
The most internationally renowned film of Bunuel's Mexican period. It's basically a relentlessly grim and nihilistic tale of crime and poverty among street children. It's still a powerful and disturbing film since Bunuel strips it of all sentimentality.
The meat/ mother dream sequence is one of Bunuel's best dream sequences.
This review of The Young and the Damned (1950) was written by Zoran S on 27 Nov 2011.
The Young and the Damned has generally received very positive reviews.
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