I have seen the short film of "Bearing Forward" before. I think the short film is more impactful than the extended version, and it can give people a feeling of unfinished business. The film revolves around the 48-hour life of a soon-to-be corpse father and his daughter on his back in search of a healthy and safe environment. This film is considered to be a horror film. When we are wary of all the plots that make us afraid with a thrilling mood, we find that the horror film is not scary. Very exciting and rich, turning a simple story into three-dimensional, can drive the hearts of the audience, and jump from fear to moving, just like a glimmer of hope in despair. We feel the boundless father's love in the process of carrying the load, and see the greatness of father's love in the warm horror movies. After watching the film, I thought of the Korean film "Train to Busan" directed by Yeon Sang-ho. It is also a viral infection and an interpretation of human nature. It is a very successful and touching film. The two films make us even more believe that as long as the world is full of love, we can conquer evil and conquer the devil.
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