Its protagonist is read a passage about a dying man that he has (*) copied by heart from A Sinister Affair.
One character in this film has difficulty reciting a poem beginning "Better thorns in the woods than flowers in the manger. Better to have freedom and constant threat than slavery." This film's protagonist describes waiting a few hours with a North African man for a woman who liked "guys my age." The protagonist of this film plays pinball before spinning around on "The Rotor." This film includes a puppet show, during whichthe camera focuses on the reactions of the little kids watching it. Its protagonist is read a passage about a dying man that he has (*) copied by heart from A Sinister Affair. This film's protagonist builds a shrine to Balzac and gets arrested for stealing a typewriter from his father. It ends with a freezeÂ­frame of its protagonist, who has just escaped a youth observation center and run to the sea. For 10 points, name this film about the troubled Parisianyouth Antoine Doinel, the debut of FranÃ§ois Truffaut.
One character in this film has difficulty reciting a poem beginning "Better thorns in the woods than flowers in the manger.
The 400 Blows [or Les Quatre Cent Coups]