The witnessed scenes of domesticity (doing laundry, making food, watching the news) and of labour (fishing, masonry, construction and corporate work) present a dull image of adulthood.

The introductory eclipse alludes to the destruction of one’s vision, paralleled by image treatment that mimics retinal damage and symbolizes the idea of “losing sight” of something.

The pains of growing up and the nostalgia of childhood are echoed in the soundtrack, “Remember when you were young / You shone like the Sun” ; and ends with an effort to delve into one's passion, a blank slate and a word of encouragement for the audience to keep their spark: “Shine on, you crazy diamond”.

Notre film dénonce la spirale sans fin des guerres. La guerre semble être un enjeu majeur de nos sociétés depuis le début des temps et pour toujours. Nous cherchons donc à montrer que la guerre est éternelle. Sa pérennité n’est que le reflet de notre inaptitude à prendre conscience qu’honorer la mémoire des soldats implique de ne pas répéter les horreurs du passé.