Abstract

Groundog Day, is a comedy by Harold Ramis that tells the story of a man trapped in a time loop, which condemns him to living the same day every day. This is the basis of a philosophical reflection on the sense of existence, the ethical position regarding desire and responsibility towards others. As of Soren Kierkegaard y Friedrich Nietzsche’s thoughts, the concept of repetition is resumed, showing how repetition in these authors could be a novelty, a work for liberty, the very object of want. The film allows for thinking Nietzsche’s repetition as a way to legality which surpasses Kantian morals, introducing a reflection on desire and love.

Key Words: Nietzsche | Repetition| Act | Responsability