Like a light voyeuristic quality and, and I, and, uh, it's like a nice, beautiful, idyllic kind of pan shot of all these girls, you know, having fun at this picnic, which is then like, you know, kind of like, uh, twisted and distorted and, and, uh, like molested by the fact that looming over it is, uh, the aftermath that we're being given in the voiceover about how no one was ever found again and all this ruin f- uh, fell upon these people [laughs] that, that, you know, were in the periphery.

There is another, uh, which, you know, we keep talking about Lynch, um, but there is another, uh, inspiration for this that I think that we would be doing a discredit if I didn't at least mention it.

Um, this also very much, not only in the themes of the sh- of the movie, but the, even the title of the film, and, and obviously it's based on the title of the book.

So maybe the book, the author of the book might have been inspired by this.

But, um, this also very much reminds me of Twilight Zone, and in particular it reminds me of an episode ca- and the title of the episode is An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge.

Very similar.

It's very reminiscent.

Yeah.