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The movie starts with Henry Spencer as a heartbroken twenty-something who longs for his ex-girlfriend, Mary. Henry already feels isolated by the world, which is largely lifeless and colorless and seemingly ran by factories and machinery. A simple walk from Henry’s apartment to Mary’s house reeks of emptiness and decay.
Oct 30, 2009 · Convinced that his fiancee is cheating on him, a man follows her to a hotel and calls his best friend to help him avoid a calamity. Alex Merkin. Director, Writer. Jesse Mittelstadt. Screenplay. Julien Schwab. Screenplay. Full Cast & Crew.
Feb 25, 2024 · A Dance Across Generations. Towards the end of Aftersun, Calum and Sophie finally dance together on the last night of their vacation. The father and daughter share a loving and happy dance, intercut with scenes of Calum dancing alone at some unknown rave. The next scene is of Calum and Sophie at the airport.
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In Passing's ending, Clare longs to return to her roots and therefore latches onto Irene, her family, and her social circle. Soon enough, Clare takes over Irene’s life — her name becoming more significant for the Redfield kids, her presence more alluring and intriguing among Irene’s friends, and her absence more felt by Irene’s husband Brian (André...
In the black and white movie, Brian and Clare’s relationship is one of the major plot points that ultimately affects Passing's ending. Initially, because of Irene’s description of Clare, her past, and her passing, Brian is set on hating her. Finding her very dramatic, he is offended when he picks up that Clare somehow blames Irene for igniting her ...
In the movie, Irene and Clare were friends from childhood until the death of Clare’s father, which led her to move away from their community in Chicago and lose contact with her peers. Although at first, their reunion is nothing more than two women rekindling their friendship, it seems that the longer they are in each other’s lives, their platonic ...
In the Netflix movie’s ending, John learns that his wife Clare is a woman of color, so he storms into Hugh’s party and confronts her. When Clare becomes aware of his presence in Passing, she positions herself near the open sixth-story window beside Irene. Just as John approaches Clare, Irene’s hand is seen on her torso, and she falls out of the win...
It's unclear who pushes Clare in Rebecca Hall's Passing. In the Passing novel, the possibility of Clare jumping from the window was strongly implied, with the mention of “a faint smile on her full, red lips, and in her shining eyes” as she fell. However, in the film, there is a split second in which viewers do not fully see what is going on. Betwee...
Rebecca Hall's 2021 movie is more than a black-and-white tale of race. Typically, a Black character who does not quite fit in is punished for conforming to society’s standards. However, in this case, Passing's ending sees Clare’s life end tragically because she wants to return to a life she has already escaped from. She has everything a woman of he...
Jun 24, 2021 · Libra Films. The most simple explanation for the unexplainable ending of "Eraserhead" is that it's the culmination of a new father breaking under the pressure of raising a baby he didn't want ...
Jul 2, 2023 · The Night House explained that Owen, has suddenly committed suicide, with his wife Beth (Passing's Rebecca Hall) trying to pick up the pieces of her life as best she can.As the movie goes on, it's revealed that Owen had a double life that involved him wooing and murdering women who resemble Beth in a house across the lake that's a mirrored version of their home.
Aug 13, 2022 · A series of seemingly innocuous recurring appearances by a man from her past named David (Tim Roth) — at a work conference, in a diner, on a park bench — sends her spiraling into a terrified ...
