Most people think Interstellar is a film about planets, physics, or space missions.

But when Christopher Nolan asked Hans Zimmer for the score, he didn’t describe a sci-fi story. He said only this: “It’s about a father and his child.”

Before the black holes, before the science, before the visuals — there’s a man trying not to lose the bond with his children. Every sacrifice. Every distance. Every impossible decision. It all comes back to that truth.

If lately you’ve felt pulled between what you must do and the presence you wish you could give… you’re not failing. You’re human. And you’re not alone.

Next Thursday: Episode 2 — Cooper: the man whose world became too small.

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