Tristana

Why we chose it

In his second film with Catherine Deneuve, Spain’s great provocateur Luis Buñuel follows an old-fashioned gentleman who exploits a young orphan. Franco’s censors rejected the script in 1963, after the “Viridiana” scandal, so it waited six years. She loses her innocence and finds her independence.

Synopsis

When Tristana loses her mother, she is taken in by don Lope, a nobleman the whole town respects, who treats her first as a daughter and then as a wife. His ideas about honour and women are a hundred years out of date. Tristana starts slipping out of the house and meets a young painter, Horacio, until one afternoon she doesn’t come back to don Lope’s home.

Information

Director
Luis Buñuel
Cast
Production year
1970
Decade
1970s
Duration
1h 39m
Festivals & Awards
Language
Spanish
Country
Spain, Italy, France
Subtitles
Polish
Age rating
16+

Oscars

Nominated for Best Foreign Language Film

1971

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