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3 Things about Luis Buñuel’s BELLE DE JOUR

Posted on January 21, 2008 by robchristopher

Belle de jour [1967] 1. Pigeons on the street when she first approaches the House of Anais. 2. The orange, cut in half, on the tray that Severine brings over to Pierre. 3. The sounds of the cat at the … Continue reading →

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Buñuel’s Art of the Cocktail

Posted on September 26, 2007 by robchristopher

Luis Buñuel’s method for making the perfect martini, from My Last Sigh (1983): “The day before your guests arrive, put all the ingredients – glasses, gin, and shaker – in the refrigerator. Use a thermometer to make sure the ice … Continue reading →

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The Bunueloni

Posted on April 4, 2005 by robchristopher

Luis Buñuel invented this aperitif, and it is truly wonderful. It is best had during a few quiet, solitary moments when one’s mind can begin to wander … to imagine … THE BUNUELONI 1.5 oz. dry gin (Don Luis liked … Continue reading →

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