During a party scene in this film, the protagonist, who's been laid off from his job at a TV studio, wanders through rooms lit with different monochrome colors before destroying a cake. The female lead sings a song about the length of the fate-lines 
During a party scene in this film, the protagonist, who's been laid off from his job at a TV studio, wanders through rooms lit with different monochrome colors before destroying a cake. The female lead sings a song about the length of the fate-lines on her palm and declares, "Let's go back to our gangster movie" after she gats bored lounging on a Mediterranean beach. It opens with the protagonist in a bathtub reading about Velazquez, and it was loosely based on the novel Obsession by Lionel White. It's eventually revealed that Marianne Renoir is using the protagonist as an accomplice, and the film ends with Ferdinand Griffon following her to an island and shooting her before painting his face blue and blowing himself up with dynamite. FTP, name this 1965 film directed by Jean-Luc Godard and starring Anna Karina and Jean-Paul Belmondo, who plays the title "fool" or "madman."
During a party scene in this film, the protagonist, who's been laid off from his job at a TV studio, wanders through rooms lit with different monochrome colors before destroying a cake.
Pierrot le fou [or Pete the Madman]