An article about this film “Rising from Caricature” describes Jean-Luc Godard’s complaints over this film’s lack of realism. In this film, a character wears a blue and white scarf adorned with zodiac signs which is bitten by (15[1])her lover’s dog. In this film’s first scene, a bas-relief (“BAH-relief”) explodes to reveal a dancing crowd. This film’s title character, who is said to make the sun rise, performs a song titled for the morning (-5[1])before an event (15[1])that Vince Guaraldi covered in (15[1])an album based on this film. (-5[2])This film’s (-5[1])female (15[1])lead, who falls in love with a (*) trolley conductor (-5[1])is chased by a man wearing a black skeleton costume (10[1])who identifies himself (-5[1])only as Death. (10[1])Luiz Bonfa’s songs for this film helped (10[2])popularize (10[1])bossa nova (10[1])internationally. (10[4])For 10 points, name this 1959 (10[1])Marcel Camus (“cah-MOO”) film set during (10[1])Carnaval that (10[1])adapts (10[1])a myth of Eurydice’s death. (10[2])■END■ (10[8]0[5])