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Originally Posted by
spacediver
My recollection is that the main storyline had a lot of greens and greys, somewhat muted (i.e. not vivid and saturated). But I think the flashbacks and flashforwards, for example where she's near the shore with her daughter explaining why her father left her, and when she's giving a speech towards the end of the movie, are more colorful. Perhaps this was done for effect on purpose, given the nature of the story - maybe it was meant to suggest that the past and future are more real than the present. Dunno, just going off the top of my head here.