I didn't get it. I rewound the last ten minutes and tried to come to some conclusion with this movie, but to no avail. The best I could figure was that the kid was was clinically delusional, with a dose of mommy separation complex thrown in. We know there are some dead people in this movie, but the director creates so much intentional confusion, you really don't know what's going on towards the end. You come away agreeing with the girl who says "you may need some professional help" but don't really know towards the end if it ever arrived. The weird part with the father seems to be an illusion in reverse as the film goes along. I can say watching this movie didn't add anything meaningful to my day. Cannot imagine how strange it must have been for Lloyd to act in this psycho-drama.

Although the actual dying of people is never shown, the feeling that it actually happened is created. In my opinion a great accomplishment. I can totally understand what Philip must have felt. I also liked the links to chemistry. As far as I know they were totally correct and gave the story a nice turn. (I study chemistry).