Bunuel and King Solomon's Table

The story is set in a future version of Toledo, Spain, in the year 2002. It follows an imaginative plot created by the old Spanish filmmaker Luis Buñuel, centering on three actors who portray him and his artistic friends, Salvador Dalí and Federico García Lorca. Their quest revolves around finding King Solomon's table, a mythical artifact known for its ability to reveal the past, present, and future.

With a runtime of 100 minutes, the film weaves themes of surrealism and Spanish folklore into its narrative, appealing to those interested in unique storytelling. The film's tagline, "Bunuel, Lorca and Dalí: three geniuses in an adventure with no return," hints at the adventurous and thought-provoking nature of the plot. Featuring a notable cast including El Gran Wyoming, Pere Arquillué, and Ernesto Alterio, this film is a distinct entry in Saura's filmography, showcasing the intersection of art and history in an engaging manner.