The Exterminating Angel
Why this pick
Buñuel again turns a sealed-off social situation into dry, surreal cruelty, pairing deadpan ritual with escalating absurdity in the same compact, irreverent spirit.
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Why this pick
Buñuel again turns a sealed-off social situation into dry, surreal cruelty, pairing deadpan ritual with escalating absurdity in the same compact, irreverent spirit.
Why this pick
Its wandering, episodic encounters with religious doctrine echo Simon’s comic blasphemy, treating faith and dogma with a cool, playful surrealism.
Why this pick
For the taste for Buñuel’s impeccable deadpan: social rituals repeatedly collapse into dreamlike non sequiturs, with polished surfaces masking a mordant absurdity.
Why this pick
A more visually extravagant spiritual satire, using shocking symbolic tableaux and sacrilegious humor to turn the quest for enlightenment into surreal spectacle.
Why this pick
Less comic but similarly anti-naturalistic, it replaces conventional narrative with enigmatic sacred imagery and stylized tableaux, extending Simon’s fascination with iconography into pure visual poetry.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Brother Matías
The Devil