Sunrise Ending Explained

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00:00Hi, welcome back to my channel.

00:02In this video, I will explain the ending of Sunrise, so, let's begin.

00:06Sunrise is a 2024 horror film directed by Andrew Baird and written by Ronan Blainey,

00:11starring Guy Pearce and Alex Pettyfer.

00:13The narrative follows Fallon, a former law enforcement officer turned vampire, grappling

00:17with his dark nature in a rural town haunted by a gruesome crime, here is everything you

00:21need to know about the ending, just to let you know this video will contain spoilers.

00:25Reynolds, a staunch nationalist American, has been portrayed as extremely racist and

00:30is seen getting into a conflict with a peasant, Mr. Loy.

00:33Reynolds told Mr. Loy, a mongoloid, that since he was not the same race as him, he did not

00:38have a right to own land in America.

00:40Reynolds believed that only the original inhabitants of the land were capable of holding a piece

00:44of land.

00:45He had been forcing Mr. Loy to give up his piece of land to him, but when Mr. Loy refused

00:49to do so, he was murdered.

00:52The racial prejudice is so strong that Reynolds couldn't take no for an answer from an Asian

00:56man.

00:57Meanwhile, Mr. Loy's family had been struggling to make ends meet since his disappearance.

01:02They knew that Reynolds had murdered the breadwinner of their family but did not have any strong

01:05evidence to prove his crime.

01:08Mr. Loy's son, Edward, was also seen to be bullied at school for having a different origin

01:12than the rest.

01:14The intolerance of the white skin towards the other races rings throughout the film.

01:18When the family was least expecting any help from anywhere, Fallon came into their lives

01:22to help them attain stability.

01:24Edward found a vagrant in the backyard of their house and thought that he could be Reynolds'

01:28man.

01:29He injured the man, but Yen was compassionate enough to keep him in her house for a while

01:32to make sure that he would get better.

01:34They kept Fallon locked in a room and after a few days, when he started getting better,

01:38he told Edward that he needed fresh blood.

01:41This made it possible that Fallon was the actual Red Coat who had come to their house

01:45in disguise to rid them of their woes.

01:48Why was Fallon's family killed?

01:50It was later revealed that Fallon was a cop 10 years ago and was on bad terms with Reynolds.

01:55Once, when Reynolds' neighbor heard his wife screaming, he complained to Fallon, anticipating

02:00that Reynolds could have hurt her.

02:02We get a hint that Reynolds has an incestuous relationship with his mother when he kisses

02:05her and that has driven him to kill his own wife.

02:08When Fallon started investigating this case, Reynolds planned something ominous to stop

02:12the investigation.

02:14Reynolds' men dragged Fallon and his wife out of their house in the middle of the night,

02:18tied them to a tree, and left them to die there at the hands of the A Red Coat.

02:22When the A Red Coat finally arrived, it accepted Fallon's wife as an offering but left Fallon.

02:28On the contrary, the entity slid its own hand and made Fallon drink its blood to impart

02:31some of its energy to him.

02:34It is possible that the entity had seen fear in his wife's eyes and had fed off of it,

02:37while Fallon's fearless eyes caused it to reject him as an offering.

02:41Being unable to bear the pain of losing his wife, Fallon had come back to avenge his loss.

02:46He would now help the Loy family get justice so that another Reynolds would not be able

02:50to uproot a family just based on their race.

02:53Why did Reynolds attack Yen and her children?

02:56Reynolds was hell-bent on snatching away that land owned by the Loy family.

02:59The family knew that he was the real killer of Mr. Loy but was unable to prove it.

03:04Reynolds knew that they would threaten his existence someday so he decided to get rid

03:07of them.

03:08When he realized that the family had been providing shelter to his old enemy, Fallon,

03:12he was furious.

03:14He tried threatening them by killing their pet dog first.

03:18He tried to attack Fallon but he bit him, making him lose his sanity.

03:22It is possible that Fallon had some kind of infection running through his body after he

03:26drank the blood of the A-Red coat.

03:28During Sunrise's ending, Reynolds sent one of his men to kill Edward, but while trying

03:32to save him, Reynolds' daughter, Rachel, was killed.

03:35On hearing the news of his daughter's death, Reynolds lost his mind, kidnapped the Loy

03:39family, and took them to his factory.

03:42When he was about to butcher the entire family, Fallon jumped in, stabbing Reynolds and injuring

03:46him.

03:47He dragged Reynolds underneath the tree where his wife was killed and burned him alive.

03:52What are the symbolic elements in the film?

03:54Sunrise revolves around a fictitious element of the religious faiths of the people from

03:58the Pacific Northwest Forests.

04:00They believed that the forest was a sanctuary for a divine entity who protected the forest

04:04from evil eyes.

04:06It was also said that in the forest, God would also grant an eternal life to anyone who would

04:10make animal sacrifices and offer their blood.

04:13The blood of the offerings was said to nourish the powers of the divine creature, and it

04:17was often referred to as the A-Red coat by the local people.

04:21The entity was said to feed on the fear of the victims.

04:24Antelopes have been a significant symbol in the film, which highlights the spiritual element

04:28and is part of African beliefs.

04:30The antelopes are believed to be symbols of freedom, which is able to find its path even

04:34through harsh terrains.

04:36When Mr. Loy's body is found in the end, the antelope signifies a path of freedom for

04:40Mr. Loy to transcend above the physical world and depart freely into a spiritual world.

04:45The justice that the family had been waiting for had been finally served, helping Mr. Loy

04:49attain moksha.

04:50What will happen next?

04:52Even though Fallon is seen to burn along with Reynolds in the last scene, it is possible

04:56that he would resurrect.

04:58He had gained divine powers after drinking the blood of the A-Red coat.

05:02The other members of the Loy family will now be able to survive in peace after Reynolds'

05:06death.

05:07However, we can expect a sequel to the film, where the family would face new challenges

05:11from other enemies.

05:13That's all for now folks.

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