This director made an experimental film using a tin plate in each of its 4,444 frames to reflect different Kinds of Light for one frame apiece.
This director made an experimental film using a tin plate in each of its 4,444 frames to reflect different Kinds of Light for one frame apiece. In a memoir, he recalled being inspired by a doorknob spinning around on the floor on the day his Brando-obsessed father died fixing a squeaky mattress. He partly named one film for a figure in French Canadian lore who is so beautiful that her onlookers turn into gems; in another of his films, the viewers of a grotesque carnival show slowly turn into eyeballs. This director of The (*) Medusa v. The Odalisque and Cage (III) - Free Show was buried with the master tape of his last film in his skull after he stuck his head in a microwave oven; that film features his lover Joelle van Dyne, who assumed the veiled identity of Madame Psychosis after this man's death. For 10 points, name this fictional director of a film sought by Quebecois terrorists whose viewers lose interest in anything else, Infinite Jest (V).
This director made an experimental film using a tin plate in each of its 4,444 frames to reflect different Kinds of Light for one frame apiece.
James Orin Incandenza, Jr. [or James Jr.; prompt on Incandenza; prompt on Himself] 