I love primal fears, and I think there's no bigger primal fear than death, being scared of death, being buried alive. .
Practical meaning: I like the theme of "childhood fear". I don't think there is a more terrible death than "childhood fear", a fear of dying while alive, and being buried while alive (the fear of being buried alive).
Of course, this scum doesn't understand English, but I only speculate on the director's words based on the plot. The general idea should be: some people are alive, but they are already dead. If you live to waste air, die, waste land, and bury you, you need to use formalism to warn you. People are polite enough.
Auxiliary explanation:
primal
adj. Primitive; main; first; childhood
n. The release of repressed childhood emotions
vt. Release (repressed childhood emotions)
So that we don't have to worry about the life and death of the protagonist and the intention of the film, right? People say that a person lives like a dead person who is not cared for, not loved, has no sense of existence, but always lives in the oppression and control, which is no different from the fear of being buried alive! ! !
Childhood fears and repression cause many people to live, but they are only living dead or living mentally disabled, but they are not low-level elites.
Moreover, it is the father who has always introduced violence and humiliation to us, and the mother (childhood guardian) who has introduced anxiety and hysterical control and complaints. This is how we become the living dead step by step.
Just watch Primal Fear if you can't see "The Aftermath", save your brain and save some six walnuts.
Playing Samsung is because the progress of the plot is too pitiful.
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