Luis Bunuel and Salvador Dali certainly knew how to keep us interested. The film is brief, the moments surreal. Everybody talks about the eyeball but I loved the imagery of the man dragging the ropes tied to a piano with a dead donkey.
This review of Un Chien Andalou (1929) was written by Stephen H on 10 Jan 2010.
Un Chien Andalou has generally received very positive reviews.
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