"The Life of Chuck," directed by Mike Flanagan and based on a Stephen King novella. The narrative structure is highlighted, noting that the movie is told in reverse chronological order across three acts, beginning with the main character, Charles "Chuck" Krantz's, death. The summary explains the metaphorical significance of each act, from the opening scene symbolizing Chuck's passing and the collapse of his inner world to the final act depicting his childhood losses and eventual acceptance of life's fragility. The film, which stars Tom Hiddleston, explores profound themes of mortality, the value of existence, and living consciously.