A sudden virus swept the entire human world. Most of the human beings were infected with the virus and became the living dead of others. The few who survived were carefully living in isolation from the world. Andy, his wife and daughter are such survivors, but an accident turned his wife into a zombie, and he was bitten by his wife after the transformation. Andy, who had only 48 hours before becoming a zombie, had to be dissatisfied with himself as soon as possible. The one-year-old daughter found a home.
This film counts the more alternative works in the apocalyptic zombie film. The whole film is to show a father's process of redeeming his beloved daughter in the remaining 48 hours of life, and his mental path from hesitant to facing death calmly course. For the thrill-seeking audience, this film is a bit boring. The scenes of zombies appearing in the whole film are very limited, and the rhythm is much slower than that of ordinary bloody zombie films. There are almost no cannibalistic plots necessary for zombie films. However, the production of the film is still relatively sophisticated, and some of the pictures are also very artistic, and overall it still has a good viewing experience.
In fact, I think this father love film with a zombie background has another hidden meaning, that is, the atonement for the natives of the United States. The aborigines in the film escaped from modern society and returned to primitive life but survived, while the once civilized colonizers Otherwise, they may become violent elements who believe in the law of the jungle, or they will be confused and steal their lives. This implicit meaning is intensified by the aboriginal interpretation of the soul and some mysticism. It seems that this virus is a punishment for human modern civilization, and the aboriginal culture, which was once a symbol of backwardness, has become the savior. The hero's daughter, who is a symbol of human hope, has finally been sheltered by the aborigines. From this level, the film has a feeling of the colonists atonement for the aborigines.
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