Review of Songs from the Second Floor (2000) by Jonathan M — 06 Jul 2009
It has a distinct vision (there are a number of notable set-piece shots) in its slow, surreal (read "funny" as mildly amusing discontinuities and incongruities), but often pretty dull plod through its heavy-handed condemnation of contemporary bourgeois life (in Sweden).
Moreover, these frustrated and depressed cartoons are rarely as tragic as the real people they supposedly represent.
This review of Songs from the Second Floor (2000) was written by Jonathan M on 06 Jul 2009.
Songs from the Second Floor has generally received very positive reviews.
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