Cathy Lee Crane directed a film about this man's "Last Words".  
Cathy Lee Crane directed a film about this man's "Last Words".  In one essay, this director praised the "free indirect discourse" and "model-demythicization" of Chaplin's Modern Times and called for cinema to be a "written language." One of his films opens with a singing titles sequence before the protagonists encounter a talking raven who lives in "the city of the future, on Karl Marx street." In that same film by this (*) Semiotician, Ninetto and Toto enjoy a dance sequence to a surf-rock track by Ennio Morricone. His best known film ends with two soldiers waltzing after having witnessed scenes such as the Magistrate forcing his daughter to eat a meal of nails.  One of this man's films is divided into sections such as "The Circle of Blood" and "The Circle of Shit".  For 10 points, name this Italian director of The Hawks and the Sparrows who adapted 120 Days of Sodom into the film Salo.
Cathy Lee Crane directed a film about this man's "Last Words".  
Pier Paolo Pasolini 