Federico García Lorca Noir Despair (2013)

Actors: Adolf Hitler (actor), Alexi Carpentieri (actor), Ibrahim Ebrima Faal (actor), Malga Kubiak (editor), Malga Kubiak (director), Malga Kubiak (writer), Mads Korsgaard (actor), Gabriella Novak (producer), Gabriella Novak (producer), Börje Lundberg (actor), Alvaro Ovalle (actor), Zbigniew Karkowski (composer), Furuki Youhei (composer), Dorota Zarowiecka (composer), Ego Trip Label (producer),

Genres: Biography,

The Death of Salvador Dali (2005)

Actors: Alan Shearman (actor), Dita Von Teese (actress), Guillermo Jorge (actor), Alejandro Cardenas (actor), Salvador Benavides (actor), Delaney Bishop (director), Daniel Long (producer), Delaney Bishop (writer), Delaney Bishop (editor), Gitte Meldgaard (costume designer), Raphael Edwards (actor), Rosemary Leeson (miscellaneous crew), Obassi Teah (producer), Felix Brenner (composer), Mary Burton (actress),

Plot: "The Death of Salvador Dali" brings the paranoiac, flamboyant Dali into the office and head-space of an unsuspecting Sigmund Freud. When Salvador seeks Freud's assistance to inject madness into his art, tables are turned, student becomes teacher, and doctor becomes patient. Unwittingly subjected to chaos, deception, and guns, Freud and madness itself become mere ingredients in Dali's grand, secret agenda.

Keywords: cane, cuckold, death, desk, dream-within-a-dream, dream-within-a-dream-within-a-dream, falling-through-a-roof, gala, gun, husband-wife-relationship
Genres: Short,

Surrealissimo: The Scandalous Success of Salvador Dali (2002)

Actors: Noel Fielding (actor), Vic Reeves (actor), Ben Miller (actor), Michael Nyman (actor), Stephen Fry (actor), Mark Gatiss (actor), Ewen Bremner (actor), Matt Lucas (actor), Julian Barratt (actor), Richard Fell (producer), Lorelei King (actress), Helene Lenszner (miscellaneous crew), Katrin Cartlidge (actress), Roger Booth (actor), Tim McMullan (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Drama,

Quotes:

Bauer: The lobster telephone...::Rosey: ...is as decorative...::Bauer: ...as a testicle.::Rosey: Our crab phone...::Bauer: ...is much better.::Bauer: Hello?::Rosey: Hello?::Bauer: Hello?::Rosey: Hello?

Aragon: [Looking at Dali's "The Enigma of William Tell"] If I believed in God, I would call that blasphemous.

Andre Breton: We have a responsibility even to our dreams.

Andre Breton: Dali has said that his friends' mishaps delight him. How can he enjoy the pain of his friends?::Salvador Dali: This is wrong?::Andre Breton: This is anti-proletarian, anti-humanitarian, and revolting.

Andre Breton: [regarding an article written about Dali] Surrealism has been insulted and the grammar is appalling!

Bauer: Well, maybe he's got a point. That Hitler stuff was great.::Rosey: It wasn't that good.::Bauer: Well, why don't you come up with something then?::Rosey: Maybe I will!

Gala Dali: It's time.::Salvador Dali: Yes.::Gala Dali: Which sweater will you wear?::Salvador Dali: All of them!

Aragon: His failure to arrive must be seen as a dissension!::Rosey: It must be seen as...::Bauer: ...his inability to tell time.

Rosey: [after seeing "Un Chien Andalou"] Superbly paranoiac, Buñuel.::Bunuel: Oh, it was nothing, really.::Bauer: I found it absolutely degrading. Congratulations.::Bunuel: You're too kind.

Rosey: Bauer, will you begin?::Bauer: [Bauer hops on to the table and pointS to each person before he speaks] Knock, knock.::Andre Breton: Who is there?::Bauer: The King of England.::Rosey: Yes, out of curiosity.::Andre Breton: No, lacks style.::Aragon: No, I wasn't expecting you.::Yoyotte: Erm... yes, but in silence.::Salvador Dali: [to Yayotte] What is going on?::Yoyotte: I have no idea.::Waiter: [to Bauer on the table] Oi, down!