ANYA TAYLOR-JOY
APRIL 15 - Dior Fall 2024 at the Brooklyn Museum in New York
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"I certainly knew that I wanted this film to feel like when you wake up from a dream and you think you understood it but you’re not sure if you did, and you find that the more that you pick at the dream, the more it raises new questions.
And I love that. I love that you can leave a cinema and you can start to ask other questions. And on the logical front, your sense of the film is correct, but everyone has different interpretations.
People have come to me and said, “Is Adam dead all along?” and “Is this purgatory” and “Is any of it real?” I mean, it's a film, so none of it's actually real, but it’s all the manifestation of a feeling, so if people see different things in that, they should. And I'm aware that some people will want a much happier ending and I'm aware of the things that people instinctively want — including myself." Andrew Haigh (x)
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