A camera placed on one of these vehicles produced the earliest recorded camera movement in a Lumière brothers “panorama.” In a film, a man enters one of these vehicles after meeting a creep in lipstick and white face paint, mirroring his own look in the final scene. A man in another film sees a (-5[1])blind psychic (15[1])on one of these vehicles with his wife, (-5[1])even though she has gone to England to see (-5[1])their injured son. The camera is placed (15[1])on one of these vehicles as the score shifts to disco to open the (*) epilogue of The Brutalist. Donald Sutherland’s character has a vision of one of these vehicles (10[1]-5[2])before being stabbed by a dwarf in Don’t (10[1])Look Now. A composer played by Dirk Bogarde exits one of these vehicles early in an adaptation by Luchino Visconti. For 10 points, name this type of vehicle used to reach land (-5[1])in that film about Gustav von Aschenbach. ■END■ (10[5]0[3])