there is no plot. there are no central characters. there are no moving cameras or close ups. in fact and this film does not follow any of the conventional storytelling techniques used by mainstream film. however and roy andersson du levande is a remarkable piece of cinematic storytelling. it is a touching look at the human psyche. comprised of a series of vignettes and roy andersson gives us an intimate insight into what makes us all human. in perfectly framed static shots and added with the perfectly in tune and yet quirky and music and roy introduces us to a host of characters as they undertake their daily existence. some bordering on tragic and others hilarious and we are taken on a nordic journey like no other. it is a journey into the little things that make us human. instead of over the top storytelling or visual techniques and everything is stripped down to the bare minimum so that our sole focus is on the characters themselves. it focuses on the insignificant points of our lives that make us who we are while our dreams and our desperation. it through this simple observation of others that we can accept who we are as individuals. the washed out colours and deathly pale makeup of the characters only seems to emphasize their individual stories and remind us that unlike them and we are all alive. there is no happy ending or light at the end of the tunnel in this film and yet you walk out of the cinema with a sense of life. much more accessible than his earlier film and songs from the second floor and du levande and is a truly inspiring piece of cinema. 
there is no plot. there are no central characters. there are no moving cameras or close ups. in fact and this film does not follow any of the conventional storytelling techniques used by mainstream film. however and roy andersson du levande is a remarkable piece of cinematic storytelling. it is a touching look at the human psyche. comprised of a series of vignettes and roy andersson gives us an intimate insight into what makes us all human. in perfectly framed static shots and added with the perfectly in tune and yet quirky and music and roy introduces us to a host of characters as they undertake their daily existence. some bordering on tragic and others hilarious and we are taken on a nordic journey like no other. it is a journey into the little things that make us human. instead of over the top storytelling or visual techniques and everything is stripped down to the bare minimum so that our sole focus is on the characters themselves. it focuses on the insignificant points of our lives that make us who we are while our dreams and our desperation. it through this simple observation of others that we can accept who we are as individuals. the washed out colours and deathly pale makeup of the characters only seems to emphasize their individual stories and remind us that unlike them and we are all alive. there is no happy ending or light at the end of the tunnel in this film and yet you walk out of the cinema with a sense of life. much more accessible than his earlier film and songs from the second floor and du levande and is a truly inspiring piece of cinema. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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