In 1970 he directed El Topo, a deranged peyote western that some have interpreted as a metaphor for the Old and New Testaments. It starred himself as a cold-blooded gunslinger in rabbinical black and his son Brontis, buck naked beneath a Stetson hat. El Topo eventually came to the attention of John Lennon who hailed it as a counter-culture masterpiece. Lennon introduced the film in New York, where it later played in special midnight screenings for almost a year. He also convinced Klein to stump up $1m for Jodorowsky's ambitious next production. And that's where the trouble began.http://www.hotweird.com/jodorowsky/dunestory.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alejandro_Jodorowsky
http://film.guardian.co.uk/interview/interviewpages/0,,2050577,00.html
I find this all very interesting cause, Im chilean, and I have never heard of this guy till now.
3 comments:
Hola Andrés, que buena que hayas conocido la obra de Jodorowsky, es una persona con mucho que decir, a la cual da gusto escuchar y saber sobre las cosas que realiza.
Saludos
Guy have you been living under a goddamn rock?
I had this and holy mountain when we lived in that shithole together.
I know, I know.
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