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spoiler: how does it end?

posted 15 years ago by azurit
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i dont have the time to go and watch, please tell me, does she get her cafe with her boyfriend?

If memory serves, they do not get the loan for the cafe because Lorna thinks that she's pregnant, therefore ends the illegal immigration deal with the Russian guy that she was suppose to marry (for the Belgian citizenship). I'm not very sure though; maybe someone else can explain it better.

[–] bmoviebimbo 14 years ago

no, they return the loan money, because the whole deal's off when she tells them she's pregnant. then she's afraid for her life, so at the end of the movie, she's on the run, hiding in a small cabin in the woods.

[–] Gus-69 14 years ago

I honestly don't know why you help people like the one who started this thread.

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[–] chicago85 14 years ago

Why tell someone the ending if they are so lazy?

They reming me of certain relatives who have movies playing on their tv in their home. They wander around eating, drinking, talking about nothing in general. If there is a loud explosion, squealing tires and screaming they stop and stare at the screen like zombies for thirty seconds

To hell with these idiots.

[–] lenamay2006 14 years ago

lol chicago!

[–] langstons 14 years ago

Good on you, Chicago!

[–] Filmmakermom 13 years ago

If you need to know the end, this movie is NOT for you. The ending is hardly clear... and that´s on purpose.

[–] reallucid 11 years ago

I came here to find out the ending as well.
I was flicking around the TV and came across this very late into it but missed the ending.

[–] richard-III 11 years ago

So she ends fleeing for her life, hiding in a cabin in the Woods only for the night. Talking to the unborn child that, according to the nurse in the hospital, isn't there at all. So she's talking to herself.

A most perfect ending, I'd say, of a perfect film. I was impressed and touched. My favorite Dardenne flick yet, next to 'Rosetta'.

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and arthouse. A film is a goddam film."