Pop Pop Pop Train Train Over the Cave Spanish animated film with moral

The moral of the story is that it's all in the mind of the beholder whether or not to persevere until the train of destiny arrives.

It's a story of winning, losing, perseverance, and a mother's love. Alexander won the game by sticking with it longer than the train, and the kids didn't realize that one game would lead to a lifetime of tragedy for Alexander.

However, in the ending, when the two walked on the railroad tracks again, the mother was bent on death, but the son on the tracks thought of the childhood game, he mistakenly thought that his mother was coming to such a game, he hoped that her mother would win and tried to let go of his hand, which may have been the misadventure, and Alexander was never favored by fate.

Alexander lasted longer on the railroad tracks, and he won, and his mother lasted longer on the railroad tracks, and her mother won, and in fact, both mother and son were losers in life.

Expanded profile;

The Train Train Over the Cave is a short animated family film directed by Gregorio Muro Arriet. Train Train Over the Cave tells the story of how Alexander is treated for a nerve injury.

Synopsis;

This crazy little game irreversibly affects the life of a young boy, Alexander, and his family. Alexander suffers a severe neurological injury that will make his life extremely difficult later in life. Rehabilitation has had little effect, but they are relieved that Alexander is finally able to say "mom and dad" again.

But the loss of his father has made life even more difficult for both mother and son. Years of rehab have left them destitute. The aging mother, as always, took her son for treatment. When the two mothers and sons once again came to the accident on top of the railroad tracks, the train behind them came roaring.