Luis Buñuel
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Sep 9, 2026
Bella FreudHOST
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Bella FreudHOST
in Buñuel's Belle de Jour, and you describe the key theme at, at Saint Laurent as sex and distance, which he captures so well in that movie.
Bella FreudHOST
And-
Anthony VaccarelloGUEST
Yeah
Anthony VaccarelloGUEST
She can have sex with herself.
Bella FreudHOST
Mm-hmm.
Anthony VaccarelloGUEST
So she doesn't need the approbation of, of someone to, to whatever she wants to do, and maybe there's a different with the Buñuel, the film, where she wanna go into prostitution.
Bella FreudHOST
Mm-hmm.
Marcus HaringHOST
And then also Los Olvidados.
Marcus HaringHOST
Oh, the Buñuel
Evan HusneyHOST
movie.
Evan HusneyHOST
Great, yeah, yeah.
Angelo AcerbiHOST
Sì.
Federico SpolettiHOST
Volevo anche-- vorrei che parlassimo fra poco intanto di due classici, eh, tra cui so che anche un'intervista è stata fatta con il responsabile del restauro, se dico bene, di, eh, di, di quello del tram messicano di Buñuel, è quello, adesso il titolo ve lo dico bene fra poco.
Angelo AcerbiHOST
"L'illusionista di Vienna" in tranvie.
Federico SpolettiHOST
Esatto.
Federico SpolettiHOST
[risata] [sigla]
Angelo AcerbiHOST
Red Film Radio, ottantatreesima Mostra Internazionale d'Arte Cinematografica alla Biennale di Venezia.
Angelo AcerbiHOST
Io sono Angela Cerbi e sono qui per parlare di Venezia Classici, un film che passa oggi, un-- la Illusion via Tranvia di Luis Buñuel, ehm, che è stato restaurato dal Museo del Cinema di Torino e abbiamo qui con noi Gabriele Perrone, responsabile del restauro.
Angelo AcerbiHOST
Buongiorno.
Daniel AubryGUEST
I was about to discover that nepotism cuts both ways.
Daniel AubryGUEST
The son of a famous Spanish director named Luis Buñuel also wanted to be his assistant director and I was quietly displaced.
Daniel AubryGUEST
I was told to go home.
Daniel AubryGUEST
I was not allowed to say goodbye to Wells because it might upset him.
Louis MenandGUEST
There was a petition protesting the dismissal of Langlois, and that included members of the French film industry, both new wave and old film industry directors like Marcel Carnet.
Louis MenandGUEST
Many foreign directors, Antonioni, Bergman, Buñuel.
Louis MenandGUEST
And then actors, Jane Fonda, Peter O'Toole, Brigitte Bardot.
Louis MenandGUEST
And then just famous people, Roland Barthes, Samuel Beckett, Truman Capote, Picasso, Jean-Paul Sartre, Susan Sontag, Pauline Kael, Norman Mailer.
Bil AntoniouHOST
We have Elle, also known as The Strange Passion in English, I believe.
Bil AntoniouHOST
By Luis Buñuel, made during his Mexican period.
Gregory RosebrughHOST
A great period.
Bil AntoniouHOST
A woman is romanced by an affluent gentleman and marries him, and immediately after their nuptials discovers that he is jealous to an obsessively psychotic degree, including a very famous scene in which he leaves the room and leaves behind a needle and thread because he was planning to sew her pussy up so that she won't cheat on him.
Bill CampbellHOST
i'm i'm i'm honestly undecided but i want to hear your argument uh and then i will either counter or concede
ChrisHOST
I think that in the same way that Pasolini rarely shows up on these lists and Bunuel rarely shows up on these lists, I think there are certain directors that deal in surrealism and call bullshit out as bullshit.
ChrisHOST
Yeah.
ChrisHOST
in a very direct way, but the way that they go about it is with the best writers, the best actors, the best budgets.
Tim PopeGUEST
That was brilliant.
Tim PopeGUEST
I hadn't really thought of film like that before, but we were watching films by Polanski, Hitchcock, all these amazing, Bunuel, all these amazing directors.
Tim PopeGUEST
I had a bit of a weird thing, and I still do.
Tim PopeGUEST
You know, when you're into film, It's a bit of a fetish thing in a way, because there's something about when you open a can of celluloid and there's a vinegary whiff, and I still love it to this day.
Jeffrey ScottHOST
Do you guys know Louis Brunel?
Tristan MooreGUEST
Bunuel.
Tristan MooreGUEST
Bunuel? Bunuel.
Jeffrey ScottHOST
Fuck me.
Jeffrey ScottHOST
I got to stop trying to pronounce things.
PJ MinetHOST
Smoller says that he drew inspiration from the surrealist films of Alejandro Jodorowsky and Louis...
PJ MinetHOST
Buñuela, Buñuel, um, as well as his, his observations of like store mannequins in JC Penney, uh, department stores.
PJ MinetHOST
Weird.
PJ MinetHOST
So, um, which is kind of one of those weird, like, uh, I'm, I'm stretching a bit, but it's a bit like Toby Hooper going like, you know, one of my base ideas for the Texas Chainsaw Massacre is whenever I was in like a hardware store around Christmas time and all these people were there and I was like, man, I really just want to get out of here.
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