For 10 points, name this Lars von Trier film about a planet that collides with Earth.
In response to her sister's suggestion that they share a glass of wine on the terrace, this film's lead asks if she also wants to listen to Beethoven's Ninth before calling the plan a "piece of shit." A scene of a hailstorm in this film reveals that a golf course has a 19th pin despite John's boasts that there are 18 holes. In an earlier scene, wedding guests launch fire balloons into the air before this film cuts into a montage of stellar nebulae. This film's score consists entirely of the prelude to Wagner's Tristan und Isolde, and a shot of birds falling in front of Brueghel's Hunters in the Snow appears in its surreal slow-motion (*) opening sequence. Ending with three characters holding hands inside a branch fort as the titular object fills up the atmosphere and engulfs them in flames, this film follows Claire and her sister Justine, whose severe depression breaks up her wedding but allows her to stay calm at the end of the world. For 10 points, name this Lars von Trier film about a planet that collides with Earth.
In response to her sister's suggestion that they share a glass of wine on the terrace, this film's lead asks if she also wants to listen to Beethoven's Ninth before calling the plan a "piece of shit."
Melancholia