Peter Weir's 1993 movie 'Fearless' has a recurring line in 'We could disappear.' The whole movie's about a man, Jeff Bridges, who survives a plane crash and finds some sort of clarity, making him both fearless and distant, and with visions of the light at the end of a tunnel, the drawings of which look like a void. Eventually, he finds his way back through the love of his wife.
In short, I'm sure this is about that Shelby guy's dad, but I think it might be based in the ideas of that movie.
Peter Weir's 1993 movie 'Fearless' has a recurring line in 'We could disappear.' The whole movie's about a man, Jeff Bridges, who survives a plane crash and finds some sort of clarity, making him both fearless and distant, and with visions of the light at the end of a tunnel, the drawings of which look like a void. Eventually, he finds his way back through the love of his wife.
In short, I'm sure this is about that Shelby guy's dad, but I think it might be based in the ideas of that movie.