what were they trying to do with the two bodies of the young lads?
throw them in the sea or something?
the caterpillar was holding them up too high in the last seconds before the credits. is that a reference to anything? make them closer to god or sth before they get rid of the them?
seemed very interesting.
I saw it as symbolism. The construction and waste management companies were making a living off of the dead.
sharethe caterpillar was holding them up too high in the last seconds before the credits. is that a reference to anything? make them closer to god or sth before they get rid of the them?Probably symbolic of Icarus. Their ambition to reach the top got them killed. share
It could be just that the driver wanted to see where he was going...?
shareGood call. I'd agree.
Decent film. Good atmosphere but depressing - but that's not the director's fault. These people.............sheesh.....
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It may be a tribute to Luis Bunuel's "Los Olvidados", which covers a lot of similar ground. Watch the ending scene of that one (the original version, if you can get a hold of it).
"There is no inner peace. There is only nervousness and death." - Fran Lebowitz
Maybe it was a sign of respect to the two rascals, lifting them so high yet in the end they were defeated anyway, by a stronger. bigger force.
shareI would have thought it was for 2 reasons. So the driver could see where he was going and to hide the bodies from any possible witnesses whilst on th eway to dump them. No mysticism here.
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