That scene begins with blood draining back into a character's bleeding nose, followed by the camera zooming into the character's pupil.
In a scene in this film's opening, a winding staircase fades to white to reveal a bombed-out cathedral. That scene begins with blood draining back into a character's bleeding nose, followed by the camera zooming into the character's pupil. A man in this film asks his wife to cook two rabbits, which he took from a young man whose face he smashed with a wine bottle. A girl in this film eats two grapes, which awakens a (*) monster that puts its eyeballs into the palms of its hands. That girl escapes the pale man and follows a magical stick insect to this film's title place, where she is later shot by her stepfather, Captain Vidal. A faun gives that girl, Ofelia, instructions to become princess of the underworld. For 10 points, name this Guillermo del Toro film set in Franco's Spain.
In a scene in this film's opening, a winding staircase fades to white to reveal a bombed-out cathedral.
Pan’s Labyrinth [or El laberinto del fauno]