Haha, I recognized Denis Lavant and took a guess.

It was more than a good guess - the actor is the right one, the character is the right one, the director is the right one. It's just not quite the movie I had in mind, as the character appears in another one, too. But it should be easy to find out from there. Hint: It does not take place in Paris. ;)

Here's another still from the movie in question (just to stir up a little confusion, hehe).

As if that character was used in another film. I didn't see it yet but I'm gonna guess Tokyo. I wonder how it is compared to his other films. Mauvais sang is so awesome.

Tokyo! is the correct answer. It's not a full-length feature movie by Leos Carax though, it's actually composed of three shorts and the one by Carax is only a third of it. The other two shorts are by Michel Gondry and Bong Jon-hoo.

Your turn!

An awesome and really influential movie that unfortunately not many know about.

Nothing? I guess I'll post another pic with some hints.

It's an America film made in the 50s. It is considered a major inspiration for Cassavetes and Truffaut.

"The 400 Rosemary's Babies"

I already disqualified myself by cheating yesterday, but thanks for the recommendation! :)

Alright one more photo. If there's still no answer after like 15 hours then I guess you guys are free to cheat.

It was made in 1953 by multiple directors. The main director went on to make 2 more films. It's being distributed by Kino. It has an oscar nomination for best writing.

Alright I guess I'll give up, for the 2nd time in a row :( The film was Little Fugitive. Whoever posts next can do the next guess.

Alright, this is obviously not a shot from the movie, but a representation of it. Screen shots would make it a dead giveaway.

Did you find that picture or did you actually sit down and dress up three cupcakes?

"Well, we're just gonna have to use our brains."
"Damn it!"

The Three Amigos :D

I'll never tell...

"I see what you did there." ;p

You are correct my Kiwi friend. You have the floor. :D

EDIT: I apologize if the term "kiwi" came off as offensive. From what I can tell, it is not meant to be derogatory, but if that's the way it sounded I'm sorry.