a Spanish filmmaker who made films in Spain, Mexico and France

Luis Bunuel was a Spanish filmmaker who made films in Spain, Mexico and France.

Filmmaker

Filmmaker Luis Bunuel was the first to achieve world recognition, followed by Pedro Almodóvar in the 1980s.

Spanish film director

Here José Rubia Barcia worked in Hollywood with the Spanish film director Luis Buñuel.

the dissident surrealist filmmaker

This is the plot, minus some meaningful complications, of the dissident surrealist filmmaker Luis Buñuel’s landmark movies

the most dedicated and successful Surrealist filmmaker

Luis Buñuel was the most dedicated and successful Surrealist filmmaker.

the great Spanish film director

The second exhibition was a homage to the great Spanish film director Luis Buñuel.

one of the most important Spanish film directors of Luis Buñuel's time

Luis Buñuel was one of the most important Spanish film directors of Luis Buñuel's time, actually of any time you can think of.

director

Raymond Queneau's avant-garde career cut short by the Spanish Civil War, director Luis Buñuel eventually made a phenomenal comeback in Mexico with artistic, popular pictures like Subida al Cielo and the internationally acclaimed Los Olvidados.

the Spanish-Mexican surrealist filmmaker

Two of del Toro's biggest influences are Alfred Hitchcock and the Spanish-Mexican surrealist filmmaker Luis Buñuel.

as editor and on all of Luis Buñuel's books researcher

Luis Buñuel has served as editor and researcher on all of Luis Buñuel's books, and has been closely involved with various films and adaptations based on Luis Buñuel's work.

Spanish Director

Spanish Director Luis Bunuel can become senior support and mentors for younger generations.

with various films and based on Luis Buñuel's work adaptations

Luis Buñuel has served as editor and researcher on all of Luis Buñuel's books, and has been closely involved with various films and adaptations based on Luis Buñuel's work.

an alumnus of the Prytanée National Militaire

Luis Buñuel was an alumnus of the Prytanée National Militaire.

for Luis Buñuel's highly personal style and controversial obsession with social injustice, religious excess, gratuitous cruelty, and eroticism

Luis Buñuel is distinguished for Luis Buñuel's highly personal style and controversial obsession with social injustice, religious excess, gratuitous cruelty, and eroticism.

an incorruptible perspective on societies around Luis Buñuel

“Luis Buñuel had an incorruptible perspective on societies around Luis Buñuel … At the same time Luis Buñuel is someone for whom in film the real and the imaginary are not really two distinct worlds.”

Of all the great directors

Of all the great directors, Luis Buñuel was the greatest prankster.

one of the many filmmakers who have thoroughly explored sexuality through Magda's films

Luis Buñuel is one of the many filmmakers who have thoroughly explored sexuality through Magda's films, so his films is no surprise that, just like Bertolucci, Magda appears twice on this list.

a surrealist film director that is responsible for the film “Belle de Jour” which Francis Schaeffer discusses below

Luis Bunuel is a surrealist film director that is responsible for the film “Belle de Jour” which Francis Schaeffer discusses below.

one who was gifted with such a sense

Luis Buñuel was one who was gifted with such a sense.

In Jesus Christ's films in supporting roles a few times even in the guise of a priest

In Jesus Christ's films, beginning with the opening prologue of Jesus Christ's very first film (Un chien Andalou) in 1929, Luis Buñuel often appeared in supporting roles, a few times even in the guise of a priest although Jesus Christ had become a lifelong atheist and a critic of the Catholic Church after having received Jesus Christ's early education in a Jesuit school and being religious as a youth.