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(978) 7.1 80 min 2018

Buñuel en el laberinto de las tortugas is a movie starring Jorge Usón, Fernando Ramos, and Luis Enrique de Tomás. The true story of how Luis Buñuel made his third movie.

Starring: Fernando Ramos, Jorge Usón, Luis Enrique de Tomás, Cyril Corral

Genres: Biography, History, Drama, Animation

Director: Salvador Simó

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Biography, History, Drama, Animation
Director	Salvador Simó
Writer	Salvador Simó, Eligio R. Montero, Fermín Solís
Stars	Fernando Ramos, Jorge Usón, Luis Enrique de Tomás, Cyril Corral
Country	Netherlands, Spain, Germany
Also Known As	Buñuel w labiryncie żółwi, 布紐爾超現實人生, Buñuel - Nel labirinto delle tartarughe, Bunuel après l'âge d'or, Ο Μπουνιουέλ στο Λαβύρινθο με τις Χελώνες, Buñuel i skildpaddernes labyrint, Buñuel après l'Âge d'or, Buñuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles, Buñuel im Labyrinth der Schildkröten, Buñuel - Im Labyrinth der Schildkröten
Runtime	1H 20M
Description	The true story of how Luis Buñuel made his third movie.

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Saturday, 19 Sep 2020 01:00

Despite being a film from Luis Bunuel, which most people would agree was a masterpiece, it is a very uneven and disjointed film, and it is difficult to judge the quality of the film as a whole, for it is a work of genius. For one thing, it has very strong female characters, the most prominent of whom is an incredibly strong woman, who looks very frail and delicate, and her relationship with her father and brother is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen on film. But it is the strong women, the mothers, the daughters, and the older women, the ones who show a great deal of emotional range, who stand out. They are all very strong, and have strong characters. Another thing that makes this film unique is the manner in which it is presented. It is presented in a sort of theatrical manner, with actors and directors speaking in a very formal manner. This can make it difficult to grasp the story and the characters, as the formal presentation and the lack of dialogue can make it difficult to follow what is going on. But this is only a minor point. The film is a powerful, and I will say a very beautiful, work of genius. The images, the music, the art, and the characters all combine to make this film a visual masterpiece.

Wednesday, 16 Sep 2020 22:41

If you have ever read the book by Luis Bunuel, you will immediately know that the film has its own flavor. Although it is hard to tell which of the two film versions is better, this film is not a trilogy. The three stories are told chronologically, so that it's impossible to tell which one is the best, or what the overall story is. It is a wonderful film to watch. The dialogue is very rich and full of "truth." It's a great companion piece to the book, and even better than the film itself. The film is not only a great film, it is a great book. It is a masterpiece.

Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 10:35

An almost flawless film. I was lucky enough to see this film at the Sundance Film Festival, and I must say it was the most amazing experience I've ever had. From the moment the film began, the audience was mesmerized by the visual imagery and mood of this film. There were times when I didn't know what was happening, and when I did I was shocked. At first I was in awe of the story and its very unique perspective, but as the film progressed I realized that it was something else. It is difficult to explain what it is about, but I think it is about a man who is so filled with emotions, and yet cannot express them. His emotions are so strong that he cannot speak, and yet he is able to communicate with the world. I don't want to give away any more of the story, but I will say that it is very important to understand the nature of emotion and its uses. I don't think this film is for the faint of heart, but it is definitely a film that should be seen by everyone. I highly recommend it to everyone, and I will be checking out other films by this director in the future.

Thursday, 20 Aug 2020 11:36

This film is a lovely work of art, which I really enjoyed. I had no idea what to expect, and was pleasantly surprised. It's a beautiful piece of film-making and I can see that it's very difficult to do. I guess it's a movie that you need to see to understand. I know I will be seeing it again soon. The story is very good. I was very surprised that the director was able to tell such a beautiful story about a man and his relationship with his family. The performances are wonderful and the story is so well-told that I was very happy with the end result. I really recommend this film.

Wednesday, 19 Aug 2020 22:37

This is a remarkable film, not just for its symbolism, but for its artistic richness. The first half is a black comedy about the commercialisation of the modern world, and the world of the film's protagonists is a vivid mirror of the modern world. The main character is Pedro, a young painter, in search of an artistic outlet. He lives with his mother and sister, and is attracted to the company of the artist El Haddadi, who is writing about his own personal world. In order to create the first painting, Pedro has to follow the steps of the master, through the painters' society, and finally to a painting exhibition, where he will get his first opportunity to experience what it is to be a great artist. Pedro's journey through the world of the artists, and his obsession with their art, makes this film a highly entertaining one. The second half of the film is the most interesting part, with a rich combination of artistic metaphors, colourful characterisations and interesting philosophical and political statements. The way Pedro is presented, and the way he deals with his mother, is also fascinating. The only problem with this film is that it ends too abruptly, and it has been truncated by a weak ending. It would have been better if the second half had been longer, and the final image of Pedro's painting had been longer and more complex. The performances are fine, and the animation is beautiful. The film has a wonderful colour palette, and a very clear sense of the time it is set in. However, I did not find the film's final message, to be particularly profound. The film has a very odd, and sometimes repetitive sense of humour, and there are times where I found myself laughing at the very material I was trying to be serious about. There are times when I also found myself thinking that the film was made for children. The ending was also a little disappointing, and was more of a "why did I wait so long" than a "what happens now" ending. I don't think that I would want to watch this film again.

Friday, 14 Aug 2020 04:52

I was fortunate enough to see this at the San Diego Museum of Art. I went with a friend, and I have to say, I was very pleased with the experience. This is a beautiful film, and there is nothing quite like it. This is a very small story, but it is very interesting. It is not just about one man, it is about a small number of people, who are affected by the destruction of the land, the discovery of oil, the pollution of the air, the destruction of nature. I found this to be a very interesting story, and it is a very different story from the ones we see in other films. It is very interesting to see how things are in Spain today, and how the people are trying to make sense of the world around them. I think this is a very powerful film, and it will be important to the world of art.

Monday, 20 Jul 2020 20:15

As the title suggests, the film follows the life of Spanish painter Diego Rivera, who was imprisoned for his political beliefs in 1937-1939, and later became a leader in the fight against fascism. During the Spanish Civil War, the film follows the Spanish Resistance, with the help of the artist, who was caught up in the conflict, and became a part of the underground, in which he was imprisoned. Through this, we are able to see a glimpse of the Spanish Civil War and how it affected the artist, and the lives of his fellow men. This is an important aspect of the film, and the film does a good job of telling the story, while at the same time providing us with a sense of how the war affected his life. While the film is interesting, it is far from perfect. The film is not without flaws. For one, the film does not focus as much on the art of the film, and the way the film was made. The film's title is quite misleading, and it could have been better if the film's title was a little more specific. The film is not a bad film, but it could have been better. I recommend this film, but it is not a great film, and does not have the level of greatness that some other films do. This film is great for people who want to learn more about the Spanish Civil War and the artists involved.

Pamela Peterson

Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 04:00

It's not a cinematic masterpiece but it's an interesting and thought provoking film that I think the kids should watch as a refresher course on film history. I'm a Spanish student and I loved this film because it shows how Spanish artists used to create, that the history of film is full of fascinating stories. The film has a fantastic soundtrack and some beautiful images, but it does have some major flaws. First of all, I don't know how many other people have seen this film and know about the Spanish Inquisition. It's a lot harder to watch than I expected it to be and I did feel like it was too quick. It also seems to go from one story to another with no sense of continuity. I would have liked to have seen more of the Inquisition and how they used to conduct it. Another problem is that the film is kind of slow and boring, but I think it's good that it is slow. If I were to describe the film to you I would say it's a slow, but effective film about the Spanish Inquisition and it's impact on the Spanish film industry. If you want to know more about the Spanish Inquisition I recommend reading my other review.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 18:40

The same filmmaker who made the well-known surrealist film '2001: A Space Odyssey' (1968) and 'The Remains of the Day' (1971), (1971), the film 'El laberinto del fauno' (1958), (1959) and 'Memento' (1951), (1951) is back again in his latest film 'El laberinto del fauno' (1958). The film is about a man (played by Federico Luppi) who, at the age of eleven, is forced to make a pact with a faun (played by Juan Jose Campanella) to do his bidding. He agrees to do it, but after a few days, the faun is killed by a group of gangsters. The man, unaware of the truth, is not the only one who finds out about it. There are many other people who find out the truth, including the mother of the man, who suffers from amnesia and the lover of the man, who also suffers from amnesia. When the man discovers the truth about the faun, he begins to suffer amnesia, and he is forced to travel to a remote island in order to find out the truth. The film is both surreal and psychological, as the film shows the man's amnesia, and the faun's amnesia, and also the film shows the man's recovery from the amnesia, and the faun's recovery from the amnesia. The film is very interesting, and it is a must see for everyone who likes surrealist films. This is one of Federico Luppi's best films, and it is very interesting and very psychological.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 11:14

I'm pretty picky when it comes to movies I watch. I'll watch anything, even if it's bad. This is one of those movies. It has some very funny moments, but it doesn't really have any funny moments. The only thing that kept me watching it is the music. The music is amazing. It's very funny, and fits perfectly with the movie. It's very well-made. It looks really good. The visuals are very realistic. I think this movie is underrated. It's definitely not a movie I would recommend to anyone. It's very hard to watch this movie. It's just not very good. It's really hard to get through this movie. I think this movie is very pretentious. It's not very interesting. It's very depressing. I don't think it's very good.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 05:12

I recently saw this movie in the cinema with a group of friends, and we all enjoyed it immensely. In fact, it is a film that requires multiple viewings to fully appreciate it's content. The story is about a young Spanish painter, Diego Rivera, who leaves his family and begins a new life in the mountains of Peru. At first, he is reluctant to leave his home town of Pamplona, but gradually he begins to come to terms with the possibility that he is now no longer a real person. His new friends are as divided as he is, but when he returns to Pamplona, he finds that the townspeople have changed in many ways, and it is not the same town he knew. The story is told in flashbacks, which add a great deal of depth to the story. The acting is great, and I was surprised that a film that deals with the subject of the death of a loved one could be so well-acted. It is one of those films that make you think, and that you can't stop thinking about afterwards.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 19:41

I saw this film at a screening in Los Angeles, and it was absolutely amazing. I was truly impressed. It's not a typical film about a man who does drugs. It's not about a relationship between a man and his family. It's not about a man being depressed or happy. It's about a man's struggle to find his way in the world and deal with the people around him. And it's about life in general. The film is about the power of music. The music is part of the life of this man. The music that's played in the film is a beautiful and powerful piece of music that has the power to change the lives of the people around him. I felt this film was so inspiring, and I highly recommend it. It's an inspiring film that you will not forget.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 22:28

I watched this movie today on my DVR, and I had to fast forward through the first twenty minutes or so, but I was amazed by the beauty of this film. The imagery is rich, the storytelling is beautiful, and the music is great. The acting is excellent, and the dialog is also superb. The whole movie is just a treat, but it's not for everyone. The film is about a man named Jose Luis Vicente Escobedo who was sentenced to death for the murder of his wife, but the judge who sentenced him also gave him a chance to get out of the death sentence. And he does, in the end. This is a very sad story, and I would say that this is the best way to tell it, but this movie is also full of beauty, humor, and emotion. If you haven't seen this movie, do so, you won't regret it.

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 05:12

I recently viewed a copy of this film in a public library in Madrid, and it has left a lasting impression on me. This film is a fantastic mixture of surrealism, artistic interpretation, and realism, and was made in Spain at a time when the country was still in the middle of a dictatorship. The director, Fernando Cesar, has captured the essence of the Spanish Civil War, which was the bloodiest in the twentieth century. This film is very controversial and has received negative reviews. It is not my intention to discuss the controversy surrounding the film, as I have already explained in my previous comment. I do however want to comment on the critical reviews, which I do not find convincing. I do not agree with them, and will not elaborate on the criticisms, but I would like to comment on the message of this film. It is not about what the film does or does not tell us, but rather what the film does. The film is not about politics or the effects of war, but rather about the effects of war on people. This is a very powerful message, and one that I think should be studied and understood by everyone. I hope that many people will watch this film, as I do, and I hope that it will change the way people look at the world. I think that this film will be watched by many, and perhaps it will change the way the world views war.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 03:01

One of the most beautiful and moving films I have ever seen. The main character, Miguel, is a man who is struggling with the world around him. The film is about his relationship with his father, his love for his mother, and his fear of losing his father. This film shows a great example of a Mexican film, because it is told from the perspective of the father and his son. The film is beautifully shot, the cinematography is breathtaking, and the music is excellent. The cinematography and music create a feeling of uneasiness in the film, it's almost like you are actually there with the father and his son. The music is wonderful and fits perfectly into the mood of the film. The director, Fernando Meirelles, also worked on two other movies that are equally beautiful, "Amores perros" and "Le soleil des femmes." It is truly a film that I recommend to everyone.

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