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Honestly, I didn’t like the ending and I don’t want this movie to win the Oscar. The viewer is kept waiting for 2.5 hours and we still don’t get a clear answer on how Samuel died. I don’t get how the court just acquitted her in the basis of a random memory by the kid. TBH Sandra comes across like a total b****, cheating on her husband like that.
“P.I.M.P.” becomes a key part of the investigation and subsequent trial. Prosecutors interrogate Sandra about the song’s maddeningly loud volume and famously misogynist lyrics, and whether those could have provoked her to murder Samuel, who may have been jealous of her seemingly flirtatious interaction with the student.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/movies/2023/10/27/anatomy-of-a-fall-movie-interviews/71310424007/