After Pandora’s Box, G. W. Pabst’s second collaboration with Louise Brooks was a 1929 film titled for one of these objects in which the innocent girl Thymian falls into prostitution. For 10 points each:
[10h] Paul Schrader’s primary influences for the film First Reformed were Ingmar Bergman’s Winter Light and a Robert Bresson film titled for what sort of object belonging to a country priest?
ANSWER: diary [or diaries; accept Diary of a Lost Girl or Diary of a Country Priest; accept Tagebuch einer Verlorenen or Journal d’un curé de campagne]
[10m] A director from this country made Diary for My Children as part of her Diary Trilogy. A pair of married directors from this country collaborated with a novelist on the films Werckmeister Harmonies and Sátántangó.
ANSWER: Hungary [or Magyarorszag] (The first director is Márta Mészáros. Béla Tarr and Ágnes Hranitzky collaborated with the novelist László Krasznahorkai on the latter films.)
[10e] This director’s first film, Glumov’s Diary, uses several visual gags to portray the book’s contents. This Soviet pioneer of montage directed Battleship Potemkin.
ANSWER: Sergei Eisenstein
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