Its director later said that he had carried a supply of pebbles to the premiere, so he could throw them at the audience if he didn't like their reaction.
Its director later said that he had carried a supply of pebbles to the premiere, so he could throw them at the audience if he didn't like their reaction. Fifty-eight minutes long, it contains a series of unconnected scenes set years apart, and is famous for its images of inanimate objects, including the moon and, most famously, a straight razor slashing a woman's eye. FTP, identify this 1928 surrealist film co-directed by Luis Bunuel and Salvador Dali.
Its director later said that he had carried a supply of pebbles to the premiere, so he could throw them at the audience if he didn't like their reaction.
An {Andalusian Dog} or {Un Chien Andalou}