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Great review, Staci.
When I saw Mulholland Drive, I'm not embarrassed to admit that I required some answers, so I searched on the net and found a brilliant review/essay of the film explaining the significance of every valid scene in the film. Now I'm hunting for a similar 'essay' on STAY, and am having no luck. I adore this film, and have figured out most of the meanings, but there are still so many little things I would love to have explained so that the scenes in question have even more significance to me when I rewatch the film. Any ideas? Maybe you can point me in the right direction. By the way, the scene from the Shining which you've chosen as your avatar is one of the main scenes that creeped me out when I saw the film as an eleven year old! To this day I can't explain why. Take care 
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Thank you, and sorry for the lateness of my reply.
Wkipedia is your friend when it comes to stuff like this. Here's the lowdown on "Stay". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stay_(film) "Stay" is out on DVD next week. I hope it gets the second chance it deserves. Best, Staci
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