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Title: Incest as a Sweet Candlelit Experience!
Review: Excuse me, but didn't anyone except one reviewer here notice that this novel revolves about repeated and "soul-robbing" incest between Sarah Polley's character and her father, which is why she lies during the deposition. The Pied Piper of Hamblin that she reads throughout the film is a metaphor for incest her central horror and concern. The candlelit scene between her and her father implies mutual consent which derails the book's ending where she lies to get back at her father. Read the book where incest is shown to be the horror that it is. To show it as romantic is irresponsible both to the book's intention and to the actual experience of incest. Oh well, just underline the Ego in Egoyan and you get the picture!
