Le fantôme de la liberté

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Une série de scènes surréalistes qui critiquent la moralité et la société avec la technique narrative du courant de conscience.Une série de scènes surréalistes qui critiquent la moralité et la société avec la technique narrative du courant de conscience.Une série de scènes surréalistes qui critiquent la moralité et la société avec la technique narrative du courant de conscience.

Réalisation
- Luis Buñuel
Scénario
- Luis Buñuel
- Jean-Claude Carrière
Casting principal

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7,8/10

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Réalisation
- Luis Buñuel
Scénario
- Luis Buñuel
- Jean-Claude Carrière
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 2 victoires au total

Anecdotes
The title is a reference to "The Communist Manifesto," which in English begins: "A spectre is stalking Europe, the spectre of Communism." The French translation known to Buñuel translated "spectre" as "fantôme." So, the title can be seen as a dig at the "Bourgeois" mentality which fears freedom, and also a sideswipe at the rather straightjacketed Communist parties of the time.

Citations
Sophie: Mommy, I'm very hungry!
L'hôtesse à la réception mondaine: Sophie, it's impolite to use those words at the table!

Connexions
Edited into The Clock (2010)

Bandes originales
Carnaval Op. 9 No. 12 Chopin
Written by Robert Schumann
Played on the piano by the sister of the police commissioner

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8/10

A Delicious Surrealistic Satire to the Moral and Costumes of the Society, to the Family and to the Church

Through many episodes with some linking points since 1808 in Toledo (Spain) to the present days in France, Bunuel presents a delicious surrealistic satire to the moral and costumes of the hypocrite society, to the family values and to the church. I liked very much some parts, like, for example, the hypocrisy of the priests in a hotel, praying for the health of the father of a guest in a moment, and drinking and playing cards like gangsters in the next moment. The bourgeoisie family sat on toilets in the dining room and producing crap while having a conversation is fantastic, reflecting his opinion about the dominating class. The little girl that "vanished" for her parents is a great critics to the behavior of most families. The hypocrisy of the justice, reflected in the segment of the sniper. It is amazing the interpretations each segment offers to the viewer through the symbolism of Bunuel. However, this movie is recommend for very specific audiences. My vote is eight.

Title (Brazil): "O Fantasma da Liberdade" ("The Phantom of the Liberty")