Two posters from the French New Wave are in David's bedroom, Fino all'ultimo respiro (1960) and Jules e Jim (1962). Cameron Crowe's hero, François Truffaut, wrote Breathless and directed Jules and Jim. These are significant later in the film when the "lucid dream" is revealed. Both Breathless and Jules and Jim deal with self-destructive free-spirited characters whose personal relationships suffer and violently end because of their own needs to be "free". Jules and Jim ends with a murder-suicide driving a car off a bridge in a car the same way Julie did to David in Vanilla Sky.

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