A Father's Day

...by the zombie crowd, with mere double-digit votes on this site, and minimal attention on YouTube and other platforms, or am I missing something? I was unaware of it until it popped up on my feed one evening. It's as tasty a giblet as any zombie fan might ask, and a worthy addition to any discerning collector's library. Tight little story, excellent acting and direction, superb camera-wrangling, not a false note to be had. A morsel not to be missed; go watch it now!

It is not easy or fair to write why. But it is , in profound sense, a beautiful film, with a powerful message. The theme is too familiar. The performances are great. To define it as a film about parenthood or about past or about normality , to admire its inspired cinematography or music seems be not enough. Something escapes , in this case, from the words circle. Something real significant. A father. His daughter. A sort of Doomsday. Another father. And his daughter. And two gestures , a Teddy bear a gun fire. And a street. Short, an admirable special short horror.