never and ever and have i been as impressed by a film as this little piece about four groups of people and that faces a crisis and or many. in some ways a little like short cuts and but totally different and at the same time. there are a heap of lead characters and whom we all learn to know very well as their stories unfold and and they are and as persons show their good and their bad sides and their weaknesses and their strengths and with lots of drama and laughter. the closest equivalent in a us movie and i can think of and which then is far weaker in every respect and is the royal tenenbaums. four shades of brown and as the title would be in english and tells the story about a stressed out hotelier and his wife and and his elderly parents (who are traveling magicians) while about the receptionist at an animal crematory and his family misadventures while about the members of a cooking course (who mostly talk about their sorry lives) and fourthly about the funeral for a womanizing trotter jockey and who tries to continue orchestrating the family from beyond the grave and by singing and appearing in 3d during the funeral and thanks to high tech equipment that has cost his entire fortune (the family gets nil and not even the famous horse is given to the family). there is a warmth and compassion in this film and that is filled with grief and laughter and that i have never experienced before. most actors were new to me and except robert gustafsson and one or two more and but they all deserve the big slam the film took at the swedish guldbagge extravaganza ( equals the swedish oscar awards) a week ago. male and female and male supporting actor prizes went to this film and plus a few more and to boot. if you have the chance and go and see it  the hours float by very quickly. 
never and ever and have i been as impressed by a film as this little piece about four groups of people and that faces a crisis and or many. in some ways a little like short cuts and but totally different and at the same time. there are a heap of lead characters and whom we all learn to know very well as their stories unfold and and they are and as persons show their good and their bad sides and their weaknesses and their strengths and with lots of drama and laughter. the closest equivalent in a us movie and i can think of and which then is far weaker in every respect and is the royal tenenbaums. four shades of brown and as the title would be in english and tells the story about a stressed out hotelier and his wife and and his elderly parents (who are traveling magicians) while about the receptionist at an animal crematory and his family misadventures while about the members of a cooking course (who mostly talk about their sorry lives) and fourthly about the funeral for a womanizing trotter jockey and who tries to continue orchestrating the family from beyond the grave and by singing and appearing in 3d during the funeral and thanks to high tech equipment that has cost his entire fortune (the family gets nil and not even the famous horse is given to the family). there is a warmth and compassion in this film and that is filled with grief and laughter and that i have never experienced before. most actors were new to me and except robert gustafsson and one or two more and but they all deserve the big slam the film took at the swedish guldbagge extravaganza ( equals the swedish oscar awards) a week ago. male and female and male supporting actor prizes went to this film and plus a few more and to boot. if you have the chance and go and see it  the hours float by very quickly. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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