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Francois Ozon - Under the Sand (2000)
I was secretly hoping for a murder mystery, but it turned out to be a psycho thriller about a woman whose husband does not return from a swim in the ocean. People's opinions and facts are clashing, while she tries not to get mad, but can't help imagining he is still around.
Togetherness is presented as loneliness, as this woman, Charlotte Rampling, clearly prefers her imagination to supersede reality, in whatever she does. When her husband is gone all of a sudden, her loneliness becomes very apparant, and that her husband was the only anchor she had in the real world, a role he dutifully played without much interest.
I was secretly hoping for a murder mystery, but it turned out to be a psycho thriller about a woman whose husband does not return from a swim in the ocean. People's opinions and facts are clashing, while she tries not to get mad, but can't help imagining he is still around.
Togetherness is presented as loneliness, as this woman, Charlotte Rampling, clearly prefers her imagination to supersede reality, in whatever she does. When her husband is gone all of a sudden, her loneliness becomes very apparant, and that her husband was the only anchor she had in the real world, a role he dutifully played without much interest.
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