Filmbrain's Screen Capture Quiz: Round 16, Week 1

Spring has finally sprung in New York, and as it is every year, there's an almost overwhelming number of great retrospectives cropping up at the same time as the Tribeca Film Festival, that unruly beast that always manages to include a few gems. (I first saw The Free Will at the festival two years ago, and, well, now I'm distributing it.) Between the Tomu Uchida retrospective at BAM, the 1968 films at the Walter Reade (including Robert Kramer's Milestones, which I've never seen) and the complete Godard 60s cycle at Film Forum, there's more than enough to aid cinephiles with their bouts of spring fever. Spring is also the perfect time to begin yet another round, the sixteenth in fact, of Filmbrain's weekly screen capture quiz! Though most of you know the drill by now, a quick overview for the uninitiated: each Wednesday morning a new screen capture quiz will be posted. All films come from my personal collection, and are limited to Region 1 releases. Answers may be submitted, via email, up until the morning of the following quiz. (Please don't post answers in the comments section.) Some quizzes may contain an additional bonus point question, which is a good opportunity to flex your cinephilic muscles and show 'em what you got. At the end of twelve weeks, the top three scorers will be allowed to choose any DVD used in the round as a prize. For the inaugural week, a film that's been on my mind of late. Not a great film by any means, and nowhere near as interesting now that I've watched it for the first time without the aid of certain....substances, but that's not to say it doesn't have its merits. Name it. Submit your answers to this address. Good luck!