- Use of shadows – dream-like, German Expressionism influence (?)
- Non-linear narrative – narrative repetition and the break of this
- Narrative repetition of stopping the vinyl (+ key etc)
- Use of the sound to drive the narrative forward
- The woman doesn’t have the flower the second time in the shadow, the mirror woman does
- The repetition of walking up the steps – they’re both/all the same person
- Use of slow-motion
- Topsy turvy camera – dream and reality blurred
- Reverse and unreversed (?) of going down and up the stairs
- The theme of nature (ocean, grass, flower = knife)
- Entrapment
- Confronts him and herself
- Suicide?
- Froid – 3 parts of our mind
- Biblical reference (sand, soil etc)
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