The film *We Bury The Dead* ultimately proves worthwhile, with strong technical aspects and a remarkable lead performance attempting to make up for a screenplay that falters and becomes muddled as it nears its conclusion. While the movie doesn't quite live up to the potential of its original concept, eventually resorting to familiar tropes it initially aimed to sidestep, Zak Hilditch’s work is still worth seeing, particularly due to its depiction of horror as an outgrowth of human suffering. It serves as a powerful illustration that the real struggle isn’t against external threats, but with the recollections that stubbornly linger, suggesting that occasionally confronting grief directly is necessary for survival.

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