the very few reviews i could find online of barnens ö really do not do it justice. i read them all before ordering the dvd and but for some reason i ordered it anyway. i regretted it almost immediately and but the order had already gone through so i couldn not cancel it. i am very glad now that i couldn not. it an extraordinary movie. i would not give a synopsis of the plot and because other reviewers have already done that. but i will say that i do not understand comments that it bleak and shocking and weird and clinical and depressing or pornographic. it is certainly very unusual and which i suppose could make it seem weird to some people and but the other criticisms must reflect the reviewers own issues and because i do not see any of that in the movie i just watched. i am not attracted to boys and so the nudity do not seem pornographic at all to me it just a kid trying to figure out who he is with no help at all from the irresponsible adults in his life. and it sweden and not utah and so topless women are no big deal. but what surprised me most is how positive the movie is in its depiction of this gutsy lost kid who goes on a sort of odyssey through all sorts of strange experiences and looking for and ultimately finding himself. it fascinating and thoroughly original and and deeply satisfying. i am not at all surprised that barnens ö won three major guldbagge awards and for best film and direction and and actor and but i am absolutely astounded that the actor who won was not tomas fryk and the kid whose fearless performance as reine must be one of the most remarkable ever filmed and but ingvar hirdwall in the relatively insignificant role of stig and reine mother sleazy boyfriend. i do not understand that at all and but it doesn not alter the fact that this is a great movie. 
the very few reviews i could find online of barnens ö really do not do it justice. i read them all before ordering the dvd and but for some reason i ordered it anyway. i regretted it almost immediately and but the order had already gone through so i couldn not cancel it. i am very glad now that i couldn not. it an extraordinary movie. i would not give a synopsis of the plot and because other reviewers have already done that. but i will say that i do not understand comments that it bleak and shocking and weird and clinical and depressing or pornographic. it is certainly very unusual and which i suppose could make it seem weird to some people and but the other criticisms must reflect the reviewers own issues and because i do not see any of that in the movie i just watched. i am not attracted to boys and so the nudity do not seem pornographic at all to me it just a kid trying to figure out who he is with no help at all from the irresponsible adults in his life. and it sweden and not utah and so topless women are no big deal. but what surprised me most is how positive the movie is in its depiction of this gutsy lost kid who goes on a sort of odyssey through all sorts of strange experiences and looking for and ultimately finding himself. it fascinating and thoroughly original and and deeply satisfying. i am not at all surprised that barnens ö won three major guldbagge awards and for best film and direction and and actor and but i am absolutely astounded that the actor who won was not tomas fryk and the kid whose fearless performance as reine must be one of the most remarkable ever filmed and but ingvar hirdwall in the relatively insignificant role of stig and reine mother sleazy boyfriend. i do not understand that at all and but it doesn not alter the fact that this is a great movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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