Luis Buñuel on the set of The Phantom Of Liberty, from Sight and Sound magazine, Summer 1974 (BFI) Free from Broadway Cinema, Nottingham. Buñuel says that everything depends on contexts. ‘I shoot, I look, I draw conclusions. The rest is

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