A director from one of these two countries took advantage of the other’s lax censorship to make the erotic anthology Immoral Tales. In a film set in these two countries, a green-tinged sequence depicts a teacher watching a marionette show. In another film, a seemingly-irrelevant shot of a suitcase at an airport is revealed to contain a man smuggling himself from one of these countries to the other. En route to meeting a lawyer, a film’s protagonist stumbles upon two hairdressers from these two countries divorcing due to the husband’s (*) impotence. In a film scored by a composer with the surname Preisner, a soprano and music teacher from these two countries are both played by Irène Jacob. A director from one of these two countries used a film about a composer’s grieving widow to begin a series themed on the other’s flag. For 10 points, name these two European countries that produced the Three Colours trilogy. ■END■
ANSWER: Poland AND France [accept Polska, Republic of Poland, or Rzeczpospolita Polska in place of “Poland”; accept French Republic or République française in place of “France”] (Walerian Borowczyk directed Immortal Tales. The other films mentioned are, in order: Three Colours: White, The Double Life of Veronique, and Three Colours: Blue, all directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski and scored by Zbigniew Preisner.)
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