Warning: this article contains discussion of sexual assault that some may find upsetting. With roles in TV shows such as Big Little Lies and High Fidelity and films such as Kimi and The Batman , Zoë Kravitz had already established herself as one of Hollywood's most exciting stars – and now she's proved she's more than capable as a director as well. Her first film behind the camera is the twisted satire Blink Twice – originally titled P***y Island – which has now arrived in UK cinemas on the back of mainly positive reviews, and looks set to go down a treat with audiences.
It stars I Wanna Dance With Somebody's Naomi Ackie as Frida, a waitress who is invited along with her friend Jess (Alia Shawkat) to the private island of Slater King (Channing Tatum) – a tech billionaire in the process of undergoing a public rehabilitation following an unnamed transgression. From the outset, a few things seem a bit strange about life on the island: for example, everyone is instructed to hand in their phones when they arrive, and soon the days all seem to blend together for Frida, Jess and their her fellow guests – who include three other young women. To begin with, Frida is happy to wave away her concerns on the grounds that they are living a life of luxury, but soon a revelation comes to light which means she can no longer ignore that something is off.
If you've seen the film and need a recap of what went down, read on to have the Blink Twice ending explained. Warning: full spoil.