The Oscar-winning filmmaker makes a leap with his English-language debut, ‘The Room Next Door,’ while staying true to his iconic aesthetic. Here, the master breaks down his meticulous cinematic process.
This article contains spoilers about The Room Next Door. The film, which won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and is currently out in select theaters, follows old friends Ingrid , a novelist, and Martha , a former war correspondent, who reunite after decades when the latter becomes terminally ill. They talk, catch up, sit with one another—rekindling a bond seemingly as fast as they once drifted apart.
This is a moment where Tilda is also referencing the Hopper painting—we’re making a comparison between them lying on the lawn chairs, as in the painting, they were also lying on the lawn chairs. There’s a foreshadowing here: She unconsciously, in a way, has already elected the place where she’s going to die. It’s almost as if the lawn chair was already waiting for her.
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