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The Fernando Arrabal Collection (DVD, 2005, Limited Edition)

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The work of surrealist filmmaker Fernando Arrabal is unlike any in world cinema. Like his fellow surrealists Alejandro Jodorowsky, Germaine Dulac and Luis Bunuel, Arrabal attacks reality like a madman, demolishing social norms, religious traditions, political conventions and sexual mores.

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VIVA LA MUERTE: Fando is a young boy living under Franco's rule in Spain who finds out things he maybe shouldn't have known about his parents. Director Fernando Arrabal's 1970 surreal classic is full of images of violence, sexuality, and political questions that explore guilt, treason, and human behavior.I WILL WALK LIKE A CRAZY HORSE: Organized religion and faith set the background for this story about a man named Aden (George Shannon) who escapes from the society he was accustomed to after his mother's death. He discovers the wonder and beauty of nature out in the wilderness along with a recluse named Marvel, who possess the power to talk to animals. When Aden returns to society along with Marvel, he realizes just how much he despises the civilized world.THE GUERNICA TREE: Spanish surrealist Arrabal takes on his familiar themes of political injustice, taboo-breaking love and sex, and rapturous religion. Count Cerralbo is the patriarch of a wealthy family, but he misses the days of greater class distinction, when peasants had to submit to his will. Three of his four sons terrorize their village, while the fourth, a dreamer, pursues his art and his love, Vandale.