In a film directed by this person, a monk flogs himself in front of a fireplace and smears blood over a map.
In a film directed by this person, a monk flogs himself in front of a fireplace and smears blood over a map. In that film by this director, a man repeatedly notices his missing wedding ring, leading him to tattoo it onto his finger with ink given to him by his wife. That film uses many match cuts with circular objects in the center of the frame to move between storylines. A montage in a film by this director shows the main characters curling into the fetal position, one having undergone electroshock therapy and two experiencing withdrawal. Lots of fast cuts appear in (*) that film, especially in sequences where the characters shoot heroin. A film by this man filled with gold-and-black images follows a Spaniard looking for the Tree of Life, a doctor trying to cure his wife's tumor, and a man traveling to a nebula in a space bubble. This man made a film about Nina, a disturbed ballerina who plays the lead in Swan Lake. For 10 points, name this director of The Fountain, Requiem for a Dream, and Black Swan.
In a film directed by this person, a monk flogs himself in front of a fireplace and smears blood over a map.
Darren Aronofsky 