A film of this title ends with a striking shot in which one character is seen rowing away through a window on the left, while another character is seen in a mirror walking in the opposite direction.
A film of this title ends with a striking shot in which one character is seen rowing away through a window on the left, while another character is seen in a mirror walking in the opposite direction. Another film of this title opens with a shot of the protagonist leaning over the side of a ship as if seasick, but it turns out he's just trying to catch a fish. In that film, the penniless protagonist is repeatedly foiled in his attempts to pick up a coin that was dropped on the floor so he can pay an (*) Eric Campbell-portrayed waiter. The protagonist is given a white rose by the illusionist Emil, played by Jeremy Renner, in a film of this title in which Bruno ends up killing Emil in a conflict over the Polish-born Ewa. For 10 points, name this title shared by a 2013 Marion Cotillard/Joaquin Phoenix film and a 1917 Charlie Chaplin short, both of which are about people coming to the United States.
A film of this title ends with a striking shot in which one character is seen rowing away through a window on the left, while another character is seen in a mirror walking in the opposite direction.
The Immigrant