What did Julieta see at the end of "The Son"?

I have watched The Son (el hijo) on Netflix. Can anyone please explain its ending?

I am clear till the end, but what did Julieta see in Sigrid's place? The camera just zoomed into her face, with a kid crying in the background and then the end credits rolled. What is the backstory of Sigrid, is there a sequel? Or did the director just leave it to the audience to predict the end?

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Best Answer

I haven't seen it myself, but according to distractify:

The movie ends in this open-ended way, allowing viewers to interpret for themselves what all went down with Sigrid and Gudrum, and how they let Lorenzo take the fall for their twisted antics.

Whether it's a case of Munchausen-by-proxy is unknown, although all signs do point in that direction.

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What happens at the end of the movie Son?

Finally, at the end of Son, we see, the cult did exist. She was raped, but not by her father. Instead, she has a demon for a child created by rituals she performed as a young girl.

What is the ending of el hijo?

He leaves Henrik with his friends and escapes to his old house, where he finds ANOTHER BABY \u2014 the one he's convinced is his actual son, Henrik. As soon as he makes this realization, Sigrid shoots and kills him, running away with their son and Gudrum.

What happens to Juliet in Nocturne?

The Nocturne ending shows Juliet falling to her death and only imagining herself performing masterfully to earn a standing ovation. As she's impaled and dying, no one notices her, and that final scene isn't really happening either. This is her dying thought that in life or in death, no one would notice her.

What is the movie the Son on netflix about?

In this psychological thriller, painter Lorenzo's life spirals out of control as he fears his wife is trying to isolate him from their infant son.

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