The design and context of the story links are the usual zombie films, but the more prominent is the reflection of the world and karma. It can be seen from the overall viewing effect of the theater that everyone resonated with it.
In the process of growing up, what everyone has experienced is undoubtedly not educating and changing us subtly. The adult world is more selfish. Many people are gradually becoming less kind in order to survive, and the child is the key existence in this film. The male protagonist, as an irresponsible workaholic father, is also slowly changing, learning to be kind, and also Protect the people you want to protect. Although his ending is death, this ending, in addition to regret, reflects that human nature can still be redeemed in the end.
Survival and family love are always great.
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