Dead Water

The film takes place in the present day, a decade after the tragic death of Tara's brother, John. This time lapse explores how past traumas continue to resonate in the characters' lives, ultimately leading to new conflicts and revelations.

The movie is primarily set at a picturesque lakeside bridge and a remote lake house, which provide both beauty and an eerie atmosphere. The lakeside bridge is a place of reflection for Tara, while the lake house holds dark secrets that echo the past's tragedies.

💔 Loss

Loss permeates the narrative as Tara grapples with the death of her brother and its lingering effects on her life. This theme is further explored through her tumultuous relationships and friendships, illustrating how grief shapes their dynamics.

🕵️‍♀️ Obsession

Obsession is a central theme, particularly represented through Lucas’s fixations. The film delves into the psychological implications of obsession, revealing how it can lead to destructive behaviors and the unraveling of trust.

⚔️ Confrontation

Confrontation is depicted both in emotional and physical realms as characters face their pasts and each other. The violent climax emphasizes the necessity of addressing unresolved pain, reflecting the tumultuous journey toward healing.