A Good Year

Corrected entry: Max would have died from hypothermia if he stayed in the filling pool that long. The water coming into the pool would have been very cold.

Jacob La Cour

Correction: The time of year wouldn't have allowed the water to be all that cold. The water from the discharge pipes would likewise irrigate the vineyard and provide the water for indoor plumbing for the bathroom, kitchen etc. Also note that after the tennis game between Max and Francois how both were soaked in sweat.

Continuity mistake: The morning after Max sleeps with Fanny, after she sits on the bed after trying to creep out of the room, a strand of hair is over her eye. The shot cuts to Max, but when the shot cuts back to Fanny, the strand of hair is no longer over her eye without it being touched.

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Question: At the beginning of the film Fanny is at her cafe and stops to look at a Van Gogh print above the cash register. The print has Provence printed on it in yellow. At the end of the film she looks at the print but that time there is nothing printed at the bottom of print. What does this mean?

Answer: I think the Van Gogh is really part of his buy-out package from the brokerage. This is the copy which was hanging on the boss' wall, but not the original which the boss kept in the vault.

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