This director of The Exterminating Angel was the alphabetically-prior collaborator on a short film in which ants crawl out of a person's hand and a razor slits a woman's eyeball.
In one of this man's works, a broken window is casually blamed on "some Jew passing by" even though a person inside the house broke it. This man showed several people smashing a wall to reach a water pipe in a film inspired partly by Sartre's No Exit, set in a bourgeois music room. Another film directed by this non-Pasolini man showed a man slapping a woman's face for spilling wine on his hand, ends with "120 Days of Depraved Acts," and depicts a couple played by Gaston Modot and Lya Lys getting repeatedly (*) sexually thwarted. This director of The Exterminating Angel was the alphabetically-prior collaborator on a short film in which ants crawl out of a person's hand and a razor slits a woman's eyeball. For 10 points, name this director of L'Age d'Or, who worked with fellow Spaniard Salvador Dalí on Un chien andalou.
In one of this man's works, a broken window is casually blamed on "some Jew passing by" even though a person inside the house broke it.
Luis Bunuel