More analysis by Crystal House =)

The silencio club scene has several important parts. First, it shows the man who was originally in the hotel with the director, your first clue that something isn't write about this narrative, then the woman is lip sinking "there is no band" none of this is real, and none of what we have seen so far is real. It's a metaphor for what Diane is doing to herself. The singer collapses and Diane is also mentally collapsing. She's sobbing because she knows she's lost her lover. Finally, she finds that the blue box is on her... she knows what's going on and has been keeping in the box. This is the end of the fantasy.


Hey look Tom, I posted.






>anyone have any thought's on the
>whole silencio, club scene???
>
>disturbing, to say the least... but
>i mean, what is it's
>importance to the film?
>in case it matters, my
>piecing together of the storyline
>pretty much fits with the
>root's....
>
>-thebigfunk
>Six on the Player:
>Bullfrog: Bullfrog
>Femi Kuti: Fight To Win
>John Cage: In a Landscape
>Christopher Williams: Side Streets Live
>Crash Test Dummies: God Shuffled His
>Feet
>Erin Mckeown: Distillation