The penultimate shot of one of this director's films is a seven-minute-long tracking shot starting in a hotel room, going out the window, and turning around and going back into the hotel room.
The penultimate shot of one of this director's films is a seven-minute-long tracking shot starting in a hotel room, going out the window, and turning around and going back into the hotel room. Another of his films ends with Daria imagining a fancy house in the desert exploding, causing food and other things to fly in slow motion. A mimed (*) tennis match ends another of his films, which is about a photographer who thinks he has witnessed a murder. This director of The Passenger and Zabriskie Point made a "Trilogy of Alienation" beginning with a Monica Vitti-starring film about a woman who disappears on a boating trip. For 10 points, name this Italian director of Blowup and L'Avventura.
The penultimate shot of one of this director's films is a seven-minute-long tracking shot starting in a hotel room, going out the window, and turning around and going back into the hotel room.
Michelangelo Antonioni 