This film is wrapped in the shell of a zombie film, and it is about a person's loneliness.
The protagonist goes to his ex-girlfriend's party to fetch things, and his ex-girlfriend asks him to go to the office at the end of the hallway. Why don't you make some new friends here, secretly explaining that the male protagonist is actually a lonely person. The male protagonist had an accidental nosebleed when he was looking for something, rested on the sofa to stop the bleeding and then fell asleep. When he woke up and opened the door, he found that the whole building had been turned upside down. Opening a door, the two beautiful zombies behind were struggling to pounce, and they were all high girls at the party the night before. The male protagonist looked outside, and the family of three in the opposite building managed to escape but were blocked by zombies in the car and killed. Go to the roof and find that you are surrounded by zombies, and you start alone to survive.
"Lonely people are good at observation", the male protagonist is not only good at observation, so he may be lonely to a very high level. Packed up the clothes in the room and started cleaning the room. With two shots fired through the floor, he saw the old man downstairs commit suicide with a gun. After going down, I found that the old man's wife was bitten by a zombie and turned into a zombie, and was tied to a chair. The old man committed suicide after shooting his wife (can't stand despair and loneliness?). After the male protagonist calmly searched for firearms, ammunition and food, he began to determine whether there were zombies one by one and hoarded supplies.
He quarantined the zombies and precisely metered food and water. There is music to listen to, drum sets and paintball guns for entertainment. After the water was cut off at the back, rainwater was collected on the roof and vegetables were grown. . . The apocalypse seemed to be nothing at all. He had a good life in this enclosed space, even jogging and exercising in the limited space inside the building, chatting with the old zombie stuck in the elevator.
The good days were shattered by the appearance of a cat. The male protagonist who shoots zombies with a paintball gun on a daily basis finds out that there are cats walking on the street. He excitedly goes downstairs and opens a can to lure him. The cat is not close. Snuggling at the feet of a female zombie, the male protagonist fired in a fit of rage. . . The male protagonist's inner loneliness began to ferment little by little. At first, it was a nightmare, and he was eaten by zombies. After that, I had hallucinations and heard other people's voices in the building. Until someone actually appeared outside the door, the male protagonist shot to protect himself, but he did not expect to hit a girl.
The male protagonist quickly took out the shrapnel for the girl's operation. The next day, the girl's health improved and began to chat and tell stories outside. Play daily with the male protagonist and express his concerns. Sooner or later, the zombies surrounded by the outside will break through here, suggesting that the male protagonist jump to another roof to find another safe place. Afterwards, the still very weak girl really wanted to leave. The male protagonist was very puzzled, thinking that the supply here was sufficient and he could stick to it, so he quarreled with the girl and the girl went back to the room. The male protagonist then went to the door of the girl's room to apologize, but after finally discovering that she accidentally injured her, she never walked out of the door at all. When he opened the door, he found that the girl's stiff body was still lying on the bed. It turned out that the girl who had been with him was just an illusion.
The male protagonist held a funeral for the girl, took the girl's climbing equipment and decided to leave here. Burning his own tapes set off a fire alarm, and the sound of the siren sparked a zombie riot that rushed into the building. The male protagonist fought all the way to the roof, and jumped bravely to the opposite building. Although he injured himself, he still came to the roof, and the film ended.
From the beginning of the film, the male protagonist has experienced the process of loneliness-enjoying loneliness-generating doubts-getting out of loneliness. The implication of zombie is also obvious, the apartment building is his heart. External factors caused him to close his heart. As the sister said, everyone became abnormal in loneliness. Sometimes I also have the same idea of the male protagonist, I don't realize my lonely life, and I have some fun in it, so this film has some touches on me. As a zombie film, this film can be regarded as a little fresh, but as an emotional film, this film is heavy and interesting.
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