An androgynous woman pokes at a severed hand with a cane in this film, only to be hit by a car; one of the two figures watching her from an upstairs window then drags two pianos filled with decaying dead donkeys across the room.
The son of this film's director claims that Charlie Chaplin's Chinese projectionist would faint every time he showed this movie. A scene set "eight years later" in this film shows a man with a metal box strapped around his neck bicycling down the street dressed in a nun's habit. An androgynous woman pokes at a severed hand with a cane in this film, only to be hit by a car; one of the two figures watching her from an upstairs window then drags two pianos filled with decaying dead donkeys across the room. The most recognizable scene in this film shows a woman's eyeball slowly cut by a razor blade. For 10 points, name this surrealist 1921 film, a collaboration between Salvador Dali and Luis Buñuel.
The son of this film's director claims that Charlie Chaplin's Chinese projectionist would faint every time he showed this movie.
{Un chien andalou} [or {An Andalusian Dog}]