I don’t know the answer to all your questions, but I’ll venture some guesses:
I think the left and right on the other planet is probably the same. I lose my family here because, incidentally, of the other earth — b/c she’s viewing it. I’m not sure the other earth directly caused me to lose my family. We don’t know what happened on the other earth. If the broken mirror theory is correct, then once the two planets saw each other, they no longer mirrored one another. Therefore, we don’t know what happened on Earth 2 after that. In other words, the accident might not have happened. But that doesn’t mean the other John is still married to his wife. Maybe one of them had an accident, or maybe they divorced. Lots of fun theorizing, eh?

Thank you,
William

I hope this is auto set on your site as it would be a shame.

Ive written before about how much I liked your film Another Earth.

I very much more enjoyable experience that the fill I watched recently Melancholia – to me this was by far the better made in all aspects from music to simply the feeling of hope from your film..

I am interested but haven’t read much concerning the films ending being open as it was to some interpretation.

The family you lose in the world we see is that caused by the direction she views the other earth?

The (AN)other earth by its position being opposite can we take it that things happened different as regards left and right?

That on the other planet it was your character that was lost instead or simply the accident simply didn’t happen and ruined neither of your lives as seen with the last shot of her having made the journey the other way.

Just how much could you take from this as an actor to play the decision to go see what happened after being given the ticket even if its that the family their is intact and identical except you are now a superfluous double.

I see similarities with an old UK film called journey to the far side of the sun about a mirror image earth.

I love the fact its left open ended far more than some bleak endings or non event endings leaving you hanging.

In your films there are many ways to view the outcome.
Not comparing it to Fringe ongoing tv alternate earth also.

Are you happy with the ending? would you like to see what happens next or is it best as ive written above to leave it up to the vivid imagination of viewers?

I cannot imagine the need to a sequel that will answer all those questions really.

This is why I think its such a good film and you play the part in a realistic way considering all the direction the story could go.

Cheers mate

From the UK happy new year

Stv

Health & happiness to you,
sahana