This film ends with an extended shot of a woman walking down a tree-lined road towards the main character, only to walk by without looking at him.
In one scene in this movie, its antagonist compares people on the ground to dots, and asks the main character if he would refuse twenty thousand dollars for "every dot that stopped." Its main character bewilders a meeting of the British Cultural Reeducation Service when he is unable to answer questions about stream-of-consciousness literature and James Joyce, and is then threatened by the thug Popescu. This film ends with an extended shot of a woman walking down a tree-lined road towards the main character, only to walk by without looking at him. Its main character helps Calloway corner its antagonist in the city sewers after confronts him about his penicillin racket while riding a Ferris wheel. Directed by Carol Reed, it is set in post-war Vienna, and climaxes with Holly Martins shooting the title character, who had earlier faked his death. Based on a script written by Graham Greene, for 10 points, name this film noir starring Orson Welles as the title character, Harry Lime.
In one scene in this movie, its antagonist compares people on the ground to dots, and asks the main character if he would refuse twenty thousand dollars for "every dot that stopped.
The Third Man