Un Chien Andalou

Luis Buñuel made his directorial debut with 1929’s “Un Chien Andalou” — a 17 minute short film. The film was made in collaboration with the great surrealistic artist, Salvador Dali.
As with other great surrealistic films, the plot, such as it is, does not make any sense. Of course, themes can be derived from the work, although surrealism essentially is meant to be non-thematic. Some of the images from “Un Chien Andalou” are shocking and justifiably famous — most notably a scene depicting a straight razor slicing into a woman’s eyeball. Yes, these scenes are somewhat disgusting but also amazing for a film over 75 years old.
watch it HERE
IMDB HERE
DVD available HERE