A character working at one of these places repeatedly looks out of the window as a pool where she dumped a corpse is drained. In a scene from a 1933 film set at one of these places, the soundtrack reverses and characters march in slow motion as feathers float in the air. An audience is entranced by a Charlie Chaplin film at one of these places that is infiltrated due to information given by the cook Joseph after his firing. A character who runs one of these places is seemingly sedated and drowned by his wife and mistress in Diabolique. Jean waves goodbye to his Jewish friend Julien as Julien is seized by the Gestapo in a 1987 Louis Malle film set at one of these places during the Holocaust. Antoine Doinel’s misbehavior gets him kicked out of one of these places in Francois Truffaut’s (“troo-FOHZ”) The 400 Blows. For 10 points, what places are the setting of the French films Au Revoir les Enfants (“oh reh-VWAH lez on-FAHN”) and Zero for Conduct? ■END■
ANSWER: schools [or boarding schools; accept private schools or Catholic schools or any other kind of schools; accept Carmelite convents; prompt on dormitories or bedrooms by asking “located in what larger type of facility?”]
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