Warning for those who have not seen "Swimming Pool": I give certain things away here. :gig:
skrtfntcwu, what was so confusing? At the end, I assumed that she had made the whole thing up - since she's a writer, after all - and obviously when the girl is waving to her from the pool and she's waving back she sees L. Sagnier and not the real daughter with braces
I guess maybe that she was having some kind of a breakdown, believing the stuff that she wrote in her books? Although my first thought was that she just took the "boring" everyday life around her, spiced it up, and preferred to live in her made-up dreams than in real life.
It was a little cool...at least it was better than "Spider," which had the same sort of "what is real?" idea. Anyone see that movie, with Ralph Fiennes? Very disappointing. You need to have A LOT of patience
And it's not worth it, I think.
Anyway, other thoughts on "Swimming Pool"? That's what I assumed was going on, but then again maybe I missed something
