Movies that end with close-up of the actor over emotional music

Hey guys. I'm doing research for a piece I'm writing. It's about the phenomenon where a film ends with an extended close-up shot of the protagonist over music, where they are often overwhelmed by feelings. So the shot is usually focused heavily on the acting and the expression of the emotional state of the character.

Examples of this are the ending shots from Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Perfect Days, and Strange Darling.

I was wondering if you guys have any idea what was the first film that did this? Or at least the earlier film that you know of that used this technique. But it has to be the last shot of the film, and it has to be focused on the acting, lasting at least 20 seconds or more. You know what I'm talking about. Freeze frames don't count, unless the camera spent at least some time beforehand on a close-up of the actor.

I'm trying to pinpoint the origin of this technique. Any help/insight is appreciated.

Ending of Psycho

To a lesser extent, the ending of Karate Kid

If you include scenes with still pictures, then the Shining and Moonstruck fit.

Taxi Driver

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Not a closeup, but to me a perfect "final frame" of a character. Frank Langella and Lauren Ambrose in "Starting Out in the Evening." He's a once-famous author, unable to write. She's a grad student, hoping interviewing him for her thesis will reinvigorate him. Fairly fraught relationship between them. The final frame lingers on Langella (though I don't know if it's 20 seconds, which is a lot filmically) as he's sitting down at his typewriter to begin again.

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Not the first by any means, but 2 that immediately spring to mind which might qualify are

Vive L'Amour


and Uzak

what genre is the movie?

OP is looking for examples - not a specific movie.

oh okay thank you sorry i didnt understand some words

Damn it.


First thing that popped into my head too

The ending scene in Avatar has an extreme close up.

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