# Luis Bunuel

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Year 19, Episode 22

Original Release Date: Monday 6 October 2025    Description:   In what might be our longest episode ever, but is certainly an epic installment in any event, your friends in podcasting delve into the potential new relevancy of late night television, the frightening potential merger of Paramount/CBS/…

2010s Animation: "Away" and "Bunuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles"

Gintz Zilbalodis made his feature film debut "Away" all by himself. He animated every frame and composed all of the music. We discuss why it takes a special kind of person to make a great movie, even when the tools are available to everyone. Then, we talk about Salvador Simó's "Bunuel in the Labyri…

Pod 366, Ep. 145: Thankful for Angel's Eggs, with a Look Ahead to Black Friday (video)

Thanksgiving's a-coming, and Giles and Greg are thankful for a weird week of movies ahead. First off, on the theatrical front, there's the lavish surrealist Eurospy event "Reflections in a Dead Diamond," controversial Jesus horror "The Carpenter's Son," a one-week NYC debut engagement for Bill Plym…

Pod 366, Ep. 145: Thankful for Angel's Eggs, with a Look Ahead to Black Friday

Thanksgiving's a-coming, and Giles and Greg are thankful for a weird week of movies ahead. First off, on the theatrical front, there's the lavish surrealist Eurospy event "Reflections in a Dead Diamond," controversial Jesus horror "The Carpenter's Son," a one-week NYC debut engagement for Bill Plym…

DigiGods Episode 217: 2021 - A DigiGods Odyssey

Tim and Wade ring in the new year with giveaways! Plus, an unexpected Marvel hero arrives on 4k, special edition boxed sets from Criterion and Arrow honor two remarkable foreign directors, Cinema Paradiso on 4k, a remembrance of Michael Apted and Wade tries to stump Tim on a rare, new-to-Blu-ray bl…

Episode 144: That Obscure Object of Desire + Happy Birthday To Me

It's high culture vs low culture this week! Rob St Mary drops in to discuss the great Surrealist Luis Bunuel's final film, That Obscure Object of Desire (1977) before descending into the quasi-giallo, early 80's Canuxploitation slasher jam, Happy Birthday To Me (1981), directed by J. Lee Thompson. …

Acteurist Spotlight – Danielle Darrieux – Part 1: MAYERLING (1936) and ABUS DE CONFIANCE (1937)

We begin our Danielle Darrieux Acteur Spotlight with the movie that made her internationally famous, Anatole Litvak's gorgeously morbid romantic drama Mayerling (1936), co-starring Charles Boyer; and Abus de confiance (1938), our intriguing introduction to Darrieux's collaboration with director He…

Episode 010: Belle de Jour (1966) - The Misinterpretation of Dreams

Luis Bunuel's "Belle de Jour" (1967) is a deceptively simple film, that teases with the possibilities of eroticism and unbridled sexuality, but instead presents a pessimistic, virtually impenetrable labyrinth of dreams, fantasies, allusions and symbols that can be overwhelming. But what do they all…