Despite of the fact that we just finished filming a day before, Martine understood our situation, as we explained it to her in details, and assured us that everything is going to be fine. since we got here, with a new set of clips and sounds, after all that happened.
Regarding the dog synopsis, she agreed with us and liked what we've thought and showed her so far, but suggested us to try and focus more on emotions and on the character's reactions to his dog, in terms of narrative (script). Moreover, she implied to have more of a happy ending, as in someone picking up the dog after his owner left him there alone, which really made us think whether to do it or not throughout the post-production time.
However, in the end we said that it's better to have the audience making its own resolution and find its own explanations, since I consider that a movie shouldn't be built up from ordinary terms, circular structures, answers and definitions, but to always have disrupted parts and words with double meaning. Then the storytelling and the whole film can be seen as a pleasure, but also a great mind game, which helps you develop your own reasoning and perspective upon life and death, reality and fantasy, yourself and the others.
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