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Luis Bunuel |
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Rare is the kids' film that inspires comparisons to the surreal work of Luis Bunuel and Jacques Tati, but that's the case with Cartoon Network's utterly loopy ``Re-animated,'' which is sort of a ``What's wrong with this picture? In addition to the considerable contemporary cinematic riches, there was the peerless Cannes Classics section, offering up restored prints of films by Michael Powell, Louis Malle, Satyajit Ray, Emilio Fernandes and Luis Bunuel, as well as new documentaries about Ingmar Bergman and by Jean-Luc Godard. Stylistically, the film underlines Ortuno's remarkable performance, achieving a seamless but dynamic blend of influences, including the lush romanticism of genre films from Mexican cinema and the ironic remove (revered but rarely emulated) of director Luis Bunuel. |
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