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Join PlayStation Plus. Subscribe to PlayStation Plus. This interpretation can explain the dream in which they were eating the mother. The key to this is her approval of it.

She was happy that they were eating her, therefore absolving the immorality of it. No other creature that we eat has any say in it being eaten hence make it immoral.

This interpretation has flaws because it is not entirely true that eating necessarily requires ending a life. Our eating diets defenitely does, but we have options.

Eating them would not be immoral. It would be rather beneficial to the tree. I like this interpretation better. The Box is about immorality of living comfortably while others are suffering in the world; some of them as an indirect result of our comfortable lives.

The neoliberal policies have cost a lot of countries to become modern slaves to our needs. The wars forced on poor countries by countries like the U.

The guy on the train showed the boy the 'present. Having known the truth, the boy refused to participate in this immoral system. I think the whole film can be explained by the scene where both children were absent at the table.

The man told his wife, - "Are you taking any of these seriously? I'm their mother. The boy, girl, and the father responded, "you are right.

I must not eat while others are starving. The doctor clearly stated that there are starving people in the world, and you would die if you don't eat.

And the boy responded, "So? The mother unlike the others lacked this moral thing inside her. She lacked the curiousity as well. She repeatedly refused to know the truth.

At the trian, she didn't want to bothet the guy. At dinner table, she kept eating without any interest in why her kid doesn't eat. She was willing to let them die without asking anything.

At the Christmas tree, they literally gave her the 'present,' the truth. While it made her a bit curious, but she called it a joke and didn't get the truth.

After their deaths, she stated she wanted to know. But deep down she was still 'Hungry. While the dream would be harder to explain with this theory, but I think if we consider the fact that it was HER dream, it would make sense.

She was fundamentally different from the others. While the others cared but only lacked the information, she lacked the careness to even ask.

Her dream was the ultimate exaggeration of her lack of care for others. That was her world view. In her dream, even herself who were being eaten were happy.

A bizzar world view that unfortunately a lot of us have of the world today. We think everybody is happy in this cruel system.

Even the victims. The reason I would like it to be named "The Present," is that I think the film is about the 'present' this day and age of human history.

The film is the critique of today. The deep immorality of it. And the fact that, if we really care, we should stop eating.

This was a great film that intrigued me greatly. The actings were superb. Directing as well. Very good film. You delivered them well.

So what do you think was in the box? The kid kept saying "Nothing" so I thought it was something existential, like nothingness so heavy that the boy realises everything is pointless and nothing matters.

Which is why he stops eating and wastes away. Also, they all died from not eating, right? Why didn't the doctors start using a feeding tube at some point?

It gives a person purpose. As soon as the characters got answers to their burning questions, they stopped eating because there was no more point.

The mom had a purpose and a mission of finding the man with the box, so she was still 'hungry. I remember a short episode of the twilight zone where a mysterious man whispers the true secret behind life in someone's ear and then that person dies.

I think the box was something similiar. The boy sees something that makes him aware that life has no purpose or goal and takes away his will to survive.

Im fine with the ambiguity, it's unnerving and really starts driving the characters mad, but NO hospital would allow a two kids and a grown man to starve to death.