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Cinematographer Witold Stok employs cool blues and sterile whites in public spaces, while intimate scenes use warm amber tones. Poliakoff’s script avoids explicit language or voyeuristic framing; instead, long takes and silence create discomfort. The infamous swimming pool scene, where Richard and Natalie first kiss, uses water as a symbolic boundary crossed. It looks like the string you provided —
The story follows (played by a young Clive Owen in his breakout role) and his older sister Natalie (Saskia Reeves). After growing up separately due to their parents' divorce, the two reconnect as adults. Natalie is married to Sinclair (Alan Rickman), a wealthy, eccentric entrepreneur who represents the peak of British middle-class stability. The infamous swimming pool scene, where Richard and