I never felt that fatherhood was the inner core of this movie. What I saw was helplessness under despair. In the apocalypse, whether to live in pain or to seek death for liberation reflects a person who is in a desperate situation in real life, how should he choose. If you don't face it, it's for your own sake. Carrying the weight is for him. I saw a person in the movie who lived hard for the last 48 hours of his life, not for himself. This kind of thing is very common in reality. Just like a person entering the society, he is under a lot of pressure at work and has thousands of setbacks in his life. As he tries to ease himself, he finds that his children need better education and his parents need support.
Presumably this is the feeling that someone will always have to do things for others that leave them with no choice. When a person realizes that he is not only living for himself, he has no choice but to choose to carry the burden. It wasn't until one day, when he reached the end, that he remembered that it was worthwhile to walk all the way, he realized that he was actually living for himself. That's what I saw in the movie. Published on 2018-05-27・The copyright belongs to the author
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