Maybe so understandable. . .

Female pig's feet fell asleep when she first took the truck to her hometown, and then at night when the truck was crossing the bridge, it had an accident and fell into the river (not necessarily when crossing the bridge, it may also roll over directly from the cliff, anyway, it just fell off to the river), she immediately cocked her whip. All the illogicalities that happen after that can be explained. Because it was just a dream of Bitch's feet on the truck. Of course, some people will say that it was the dream of the female pig's feet when she first saw her phantom falling into the river when she returned to her hometown. However, I still think the first situation is more credible. The following are some of my analysis:
First, the female pig's feet constantly dreaming of her zombie appearance in her dreams is an omen of her own death. In this way, the second situation It was overthrown (because the female pig horn in the plot had seen her own illusion before falling into the water for the first time). In addition, the appearance of bubbles in the water here and the bubbles in the water at the end of the movie may be a clue that the director gave us.
Second, the appearance of the female pig horn twin brothers is due to the fact that at the beginning of the plot, she explained the purpose of traveling thousands of miles to her hometown in Russia - hoping to find clues to her relatives, and "desire for relatives who have never met" That's what drives the whole story. So she made up the image of the twin brother in her dream.
Third, you can find that the image of the father in the dream of the female pig's feet is the image of the employee of the real estate company at the beginning of the film. This is because the female pig's feet has only a photo of her mother, and in the dream, she made up her own father. In order to lead himself to danger, the key person - the real estate company employee.
Third, and perhaps the most illogical of the entire film. At the end of the movie, the female pig's feet suddenly returned to the real estate company she went to at the beginning of the movie, and tried to prevent the former "self" from going in. In fact, the setting of this plot shows the origin of the image of the father in the dream, and on the other hand It reminded the audience that this is just a dream of a female pig's feet.
Fourth, the hole in the floor, you have already rowed across the river but still walked back to the original island, the constant back and forth of time in the same space is easy to explain, because anything is possible in a dream occur!
Finally, I admit that the above summary is just my nonsense, or I have Mulholland Drive Syndrome.

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