Is Harry supposed to be real???

A little sad that so many people try to escape reality. Why can't we take the movie as it is instead of connecting what was hardly even intended? You can create a thousand of far reaching theories, but there will remain what was actually given to you when the movie was projected into your brain -- something more pure before you webbed your way through your own reflection and encrypted, deformed too much that was straightforward before. Do you long for plot twists? Are they a necessity?

I guarantee you there is a lot in this movie without your imagination. Think of it. Isn't it psychologically of interest already; considering that the death of our parents puts us as next likely in line and therefore induces some people a more true, earthy fear of death. And thanks to that they might feel in a way freed, because now they are given a stronger consciousness of how short lives really are and that not much of it is left for themselves. Harry seemingly realized such for himself and unfortunately, it made him willing to kill as not to waste any more time for the realization of a potential. By the way, that includes his own (potential). He has a lot of money, he wanted to help Michel... It's very possible he made it his goal in life to help out others with slumbering capabilities and that, for most of us immorally, at any cost.

Now evoke the movie with this in mind. What do you say?

If Harry is Michel, then the scenes where Harry is talking to Michel's parents and brother make no sense. Unless you are saying those scenes only occurred in the book Michel wrote. But if that is the case, why assume that Michel killed his parents? Maybe his parents were never killed at all, only in the book Michel wrote. And maybe his brother was never killed at all. Maybe all the violence only happened in the book Michel wrote. Or maybe all the characters were not real but were part of the imagination of a French screen writer who wanted to make a movie.