nun of a film by this director turns her uncle's estate into a home for beggars.
When an assistant told this director that the setting he was using for a recurring shot of six people walking silently down a country road had been used in ten other films, he replied "Then it must be good." In a film by this director, a man buys a dog after seeing it cruelly tied to a cart, then walks off the road just as another cart with a dog tied to it drives by. In that film by him, a leper puts a phonograph of Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus," leading to a dance party that ends with the characters lining up on the side of a table, Last Supper-style, for a photograph. The title would-be (*) nun of a film by this director turns her uncle's estate into a home for beggars. This director is the alphabetically first of two men who worked on a film in which a man laboriously pulls a piano containing two decaying donkeys into the room. For 10 points, name this director of The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie and Viridiana who collaborated with Salvador DalÃ­ on Un chien andalou.
When an assistant told this director that the setting he was using for a recurring shot of six people walking silently down a country road had been used in ten other films, he replied "Then it must be good."
Luis Bunuel