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Eternity as punishment in Elias Damir’s view
The film "IT ENDS" depicts an existential journey that turns into a nightmare through a nighttime voyage of four friends who discover that the path they are on has no end and that they are trapped in a closed cycle of continuous motion. The film focuses on how movement becomes a perpetual punishment, as the characters stop feeling hunger or fatigue, and time becomes meaningless, raising questions about what it means to be human when the future is just repetition. It shows that motion is not a means of reaching a destination but a condition for survival, and that it can transform into a form of death if its purpose is lost. The film considers the journey not merely as an adventure but as an allegory for losing hope and being lost in a time dominated by anxiety and doubt.
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