The main body of the story unfolds in a small town in France, where the sun is shining, the scenery is pleasant, and the villa hidden in the woods is simple and quiet. The suspenseful swimming pool was covered with a black tarpaulin. A middle-aged British female writer who is good at depicting murder, blood, complex eyes, tight lips, and a lot of affection for the publisher came, looking for inspiration for the next work, and then, the publisher's daughter, a hot, The promiscuous honey-colored girl also broke in in English with a French accent, and the swimming pool also reproduced the blue waves. The two began to hate each other and slowly came together. Julie is indulgent and hedonistic, Sarah is conservative, restrained, and frustrated in love, so every time Julie in a swimsuit lies by the pool, we can't help but worry that Sarah is lifting the stone~~ Of course, the story is not so simple, and finally the stone is lifted The man was julie, and the man who was murdered was an unfortunate outsider. The body was buried, the girl left, leaving behind her mother's manuscript; Sarah also left, and her book was completed and delivered to another publishing house. Through the round glass of the door of the publishing house, she silently remembered another girl named julie, who was wearing braces and a crappy figure, with a mysterious smile. The end of the movie should be just right here, but the director worried that the audience might not be able to concentrate enough, so there is another scene that is beautiful but somewhat redundant.
Well, it's the audience's turn to guess. To be honest we all love that honey-colored girl and the director ended up telling us that she might not even exist, oh no, we hope the story does happen, it's just that the publisher has a lot of daughters and they're all named Julie, and it's all about the French girl julie The stories are real, including her mother's manuscript.
Or, contrary to our expectations, French Julie is just Sarah's imagination, alone in that quiet villa, with her love and hate for publisher John, making up such a murder, and it really is. Killed that poor waiter man.
Or maybe it's more complicated than these, the story of Julie in France really happened, but her motive for killing is not as simple as she said to sarah, just to complete sarah's book, maybe that story is also her mother's story, The murder by the pool came from her mother, and the story always haunted her. With Sarah's help, she couldn't help but interpret her mother's story. Or maybe there was a second murder at this pool, a girl's mother was murdered by a man, and a girl was murdered by another man.
Thinking of this is almost the same, that pool of clear water.
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