The Golden Age

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The Golden Age is the English title of Luis Buñuel’s 1930 surrealist film "L’Âge d’Or," renowned for its provocative, anti-bourgeois themes and pioneering avant-garde style.

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instanceOf film
surrealist film
basedOn original screenplay
castMember Caridad de Laberdesque
Gaston Modot
Josep Llorens Artigas
Lionel Salem
Lya Lys
Max Ernst
censorship confiscated by French authorities
cinematographyBy Albert Duverger
controversy banned in France for many years
caused riots at early screenings
countryOfOrigin France
depicts anarchic love affair
violence against social norms
director Luis Buñuel
distributor Gaumont
editingBy Luis Buñuel
follows Un Chien Andalou
genre avant-garde film
experimental film
surrealist cinema
hasColor black-and-white
influenced later avant-garde cinema
mid-20th-century art-house film
influencedBy Freudian psychoanalysis
surrealist art
language French
movement French surrealism
linked to: Surrealism
musicBy Beethoven
Brahms
linked to: Johannes Brahms

Mozart
Wagner
linked to: Richard Wagner
notableFor blasphemous religious imagery
pioneering surrealist narrative structure
provocative anti-bourgeois content
use of shocking visual juxtapositions
originalTitle L’Âge d’Or
producer Charles de Noailles
productionCompany Les Films du Marquis de Noailles
releaseYear 1930
runtimeMinutes 63
screenwriter Luis Buñuel
Salvador Dalí
setting contemporary France
theme anti-bourgeois sentiment
critique of the Catholic Church
sexual repression
social satire

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L’Âge d’Or translatedTitle The Golden Age