After three days, he awakens in his hospital bed without any visible scars or injuries - resurrected from death and unconsciousness or from within a dream.The driver""s ignition grinds repeatedly as he attempts o restart his engine.The camera positions itself behind the two and is pointed oward the windshield and the highway""s white line as the most disorienting, skewed, upside-down set of film credits begins to scroll.Strode (Pamela McMyler) told her: "I""m not your mother." As a young girl (Nichole Drucker), she had a glimpse of her young brother Michael (Adam Gunn) sitting in an institution.[Note: An oft-quoted observation was made about Selznick rise to power - "The son-in-law also rises" - a clever word-play on Hemingway""s 1926 novelThe Sun Also Rises."In his brick, wharf-side hovel decorated only with sparse furnishings, Burrows thinks about the recent prizefight (filmed in semi-documentary fashion) when he knocked his opponent to the floor in front of a cheering crowd.