In one scene, the narrator of this movie explains the stories behind the poses of statues, concluding by telling his companion that the statues may as well be the two of them.
In one scene, the narrator of this movie explains the stories behind the poses of statues, concluding by telling his companion that the statues may as well be the two of them. One of the first scenes in this film is set during the staging of the Ibsen play Rosmersholm, while it opens by repeating a description of a series of halls and chandeliers. Its score is mainly for a single organ in a minor key. One character in this film repeatedly challenges the main character to the game (*) nim, played by arranging 16 matches into odd-numbered piles. The three principal characters are known only as X, A, and M, and much of its dialogue consists of X trying to convince A that they had previously met at its central location. For 10 points, name this film directed by Alain Resnais, whose screenplay, by Alain Robbe-Grillet, draws from Adolfo Bioy-Casares's novel The Invention of Morel.
In one scene, the narrator of this movie explains the stories behind the poses of statues, concluding by telling his companion that the statues may as well be the two of them.
Last Year at Marienbad