FILM ARCHIVES

Los Olvidados

by Jim Hoberman

November 17, 2010

Dir. Luis Bunuel (1950).
Luis Buñuel relocated to Mexico in the late 1940s and produced this still harrowing (and deeply surreal) drama of juvenile crime in the Mexico City slums—it’s a great, corrosive movie.

Sat., Nov. 27, 8:30 p.m., 2010

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Highlights

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ROCKSTAR EXPERIENCE

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