Verónica (2017 Spanish film) ending explanation

In the movie Verónica (2017 Spanish film) there can be different explanations,

She was crazy and imagined things.
She was possessed by a ghost.
She was not possessed and there was another ghost.

Only Veronica sees and hears the ghost and things like that. At the end she remembers things like moving the glass in the Ouija board by herself, choking her sister, and closing door by herself.

So how should the movie be interpreted, especially the ending scenes ?

Best Answer

Lots of ghost movies go like this: the only people that see the ghost die, so no one else can be sure of what happened (like the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise).

The story is supposedly inspired by real events in the Valleca's case.

So I'd say this one is open to your own interpretation.

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What happens in the end of Veronica?

Ver\xf3nica learns that it is important to say goodbye to the spirit at the end of the s\xe9ance. After going to a party at Rosa's house, she asks Rosa and Diana to help her hold another s\xe9ance, but they refuse. Rosa reveals that, at the s\xe9ance, Ver\xf3nica whispered that she herself would die in five days.

Is Veronica based on a true story?

Veronica, a 2017 Spanish film about a girl who uses an Ouija board and becomes possessed, captured the attention of horror fans everywhere. Veronica is one of the few horror movies based on true stories that's actually based on true events. The basis of the film is the Estefan\xeda Guti\xe9rrez L\xe1zaro mystery.

What is the story of Veronica movie?

It's set in 1991 and involves a teenage girl who meddles with a Ouija board and subsequently finds her apartment haunted by the spirit of her dead father. I saw this advertised as the scariest Spanish horror film since REC but it's a far cry from that zombie masterpiece.

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