My opinion on this: yes, the viewer can decide for themselves, on watching the movie, what's actually going on. BUT - the writer must make a decision at an early stage of writing the film (this was a first draft) what he/she thinks the solution is. The writer, of all people, must be sure of what's happening! David Lynch knows what's going on in all his films, trust me - even if no one else does!
Take control of your story and make the call about which direction it's going in. Because otherwise, you are headed for a seriously vague mess of a final product, and we've all seen way too many of them....
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I pretty much love when it's up to me to decide what happened. But I think it's hard to make it that way and still have a good product. Hard, but not impossible.
Yeah, the writer need a strong hold on what's going on. Nobody else is going to work it out for them.
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