A Man Asleep

Well, I chose the Jules Franju film because I'm, as you may know, a big fan of Jules Pérec.

And Jules Pérec and Bernard Cézanne, when they were planning Pérec's directorial debut, which was the only film he ended up directing, which is Un Enquidor, which translates as A Man Asleep, They bonded over the films of Georges Frangieux as part of their opening discussions.

Now, Un Enquidor, I don't know whether you've seen it or not, bears no resemblance to any Georges Frangieux film ever made.

One of the references which they came back to a lot whilst making it was Hiroshima Mon Amour.