Get excited, because a new thriller film has landed on Netflix. Night Always Comes tells the story of Lynette (Vanessa Kirby) who has 24 hours to pull together enough money to save her family’s home. Her mother Doreen unhelpfully spent the required $25,000 downpayment on a car. The ending of Night Always Comes is pretty sudden (and sad). Thankfully, the cast of Night Always Comes has shed some light on the deeper meaning behind the ending.<\/p>\n
Vanessa Kirby has explained she sees the Netflix<\/a> film<\/a> as a study of her character’s self-sabotage. She told Tudum<\/a>: “The film is very much about how one bad decision leads to another and another and another. She makes some bad choices, but not because she\u2019s intending to. In fact, she\u2019s actually intending to only do something good. I think we can all relate to those choices you make in certain sudden impulsive moments in life, and hers happen to be intensely packed into one night.”<\/p>\n Throughout the night, Lynette really grafts to get this money for her family. She reaches out to people who might be able to help her find the money. At each stage, she has to confront a painful aspect of her past. But none of these plans ever come to anything. The more she tries to help her family, the more of a mess she creates.<\/p>\n The ending scenes of the film is supposed to mirror the beginning. Despite all Lynette’s adventures, she ends up pretty much exactly where she started – arguing with her mother. This reflects how Lynette has always been trapped in a pattern of self-destruction, unable to move forward with her life.<\/p>\n