The film is based on a Man Booker-nominated novel by Deborah Levy and stars Killing Eve's Fiona Shaw and Sex Education's Emma Mackey as a mother and daughter whose relationship has become strained by the former's mysterious illness, which has confined her to a wheelchair for years.
"I mean, some people are very angry at the ending," she told RadioTimes.com during an exclusive interview. "They just want to be told what happened, but most people embrace the ambiguity – and they love to talk about what happened."
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For her part, Shaw admitted to loving how the film ends – even if she was initially rather taken aback when she realised what direction it was going in.
Meanwhile, Lenkiewicz added that the initial ending in her script had been "softer" but that events during and after the making of the film made her decide to go all in.
"After everything we'd been through on set, the film had become a kind of creature in itself," she said. "And in the edit, the film almost dictates to you. It says, ‘No, I need to end this way.’ And I love how it ends."
View oEmbed on the source website"I had to prepare for it, but it's also, I think, concentration," she said. "And that's where acting is not in any way a glamorous activity.
"And I think I just sank into it, which is often quite depressing, actually, but you just have to do that and imagine somebody suffering. I began to feel Rose's suffering affecting me in a really useful way, I think. But I wasn't always having the best time!"
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