In a film by this director, a man plays a music box while demonstrating a creepy conductor puppet, then places a cigarette in his belly button, the "mouth" of a tattooed face on his torso.
In a film by this director, the characters tie the sleeping supervisor "Dry Fart" to his bed and lift it vertically to mimic the crucifixion. In a film by this director, a man plays a music box while demonstrating a creepy conductor puppet, then places a cigarette in his belly button, the "mouth" of a tattooed face on his torso. In a scene by this director, the soundtrack runs backwards and a flurry of feathers fills the air during a slow-motion pillow fight at a boarding school. This man directed a film in which images of a dancing and smiling woman fade in and out over shots of her husband swimming underwater in a river. In a film by this director of (*) Zero For Conduct, a character smashes plates in rage at finding his wife in Jules's cabin and later abandons her in Paris, but those characters, Jean and Juliette, are reunited aboard their barge at the end. For 10 points, name this French director of L'Atalante.
In a film by this director, the characters tie the sleeping supervisor "Dry Fart" to his bed and lift it vertically to mimic the crucifixion.
Jean Vigo