Who are you to tell us what to do? I am putting forward a hypothesis, but I have no proof that what I am stating is the absolute truth, and we have the right to debate it among ourselves. I am actually surprised that no one has taken the time to read the credits of the short film to ensure that there were no clues.
@liamreddfield12223 I think I see which scar you are talking about, but if you turn the body 180 degrees, it is normal that we can no longer see the scar; it is the side of the body that the camera is not filming. And even when the camera angle is right, as soon as the camera moves away from the actress, the scar is no longer distinguishable. It is the same color as the skin, so as soon as we move away, there is nothing left on the screen.
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In summary, I am making a hypothesis, but I have no proof of the existence of the stand-in or whether she actually filmed in the movie. I just noticed, out of curiosity, while looking at the credits, and to my great surprise, it said "stand-in Laure Massard."
The real scoop would have been a behind-the-scenes video, for example.
In any case, the hotel is very beautiful, the cottage where they filmed the intimate scene, but the room that used to serve as a bedroom is now used as a living room; it is no longer a bedroom.
@liamreddfield12223 I think I see which scar you are talking about, but if you turn the body 180 degrees, it is normal that we can no longer see the scar; it is the side of the body that the camera is not filming. And even when the camera angle is right, as soon as the camera moves away from the actress, the scar is no longer distinguishable. It is the same color as the skin, so as soon as we move away, there is nothing left on the screen.
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In summary, I am making a hypothesis, but I have no proof of the existence of the stand-in or whether she actually filmed in the movie. I just noticed, out of curiosity, while looking at the credits, and to my great surprise, it said "stand-in Laure Massard."
The real scoop would have been a behind-the-scenes video, for example.
In any case, the hotel is very beautiful, the cottage where they filmed the intimate scene, but the room that used to serve as a bedroom is now used as a living room; it is no longer a bedroom.