Nowhere Special

Life doesn't always work out the way we mean it to. This is probably the best father-son dynamic I've ever seen. It's hard to be a solo parent, and he raised that child so well. Ngl, I cried but held it in. The toddler asks a lot of questions...he wants to understand the meaning of death. There are plenty of details in this movie. The dad staring at his son when he asks. Them counting the birthday cake candles it's a total 34, but his son gives him one more candle. He wants dad to stay:( He likes grapes and lorries... He has a puppy, but it's a fish named puppy. Its sad when he thinks about who's gonna look out for his child, you know it's not that easy. Having to watch other families living happily with their children—it's devastating. He wants to be remembered by all the good things that would happened to his son in the future, remembering that he's always on his side. "And what am I meant to tell him?That I'm... in heaven sitting next to God? The same God who did this?" Yes, death is part of the cycle of life but why the great one's? If mothers deserves to live forever, so are dads.