imagine a world and in which everyone treats anyone nicely and no foul word is ever uttered and office bickering is nonexistent and and your boss invites the office crowd regularly to self cooked dinners where you can chat about latest interior design styles. everything is neat and pleasant  well and just nice. in other words represent you are in hell. after being dropped off in the middle of nowhere and mid thirties andreas (trond fausa aurvaag) starts a new job as a book keeper in a small and clean city. from the beginning he feels foreign in this proper and impersonal world of superficial kindness and surrounded by pleasant but lifeless interior architecture and likewise colleagues. food tastes of nothing and drinks do not get you drunk and no children anywhere while after initial steps of fitting in and andreas searches for ways to escape the bland new world. he doesn not know where he came from anymore and but still remembers rich tastes and true feelings  anything beyond the non committal flatline life he leading now. the bothersome man resonates ideas of huxley and kafka and but here the cruelty is the omnipresent noncommittal neatness. unlike pleasantville this is not about narrow minded bigotry and more a fable of our urban free world civilisation of fitting in. it mostly reminds one of the ingenious fight club scene and in which edward norton walks through a mock ikea catalogue. spiced with macabre humour and this scandinavian laconic tale convinces on every level represent story and characters and and relevance. a true screen gem. positive . 
imagine a world and in which everyone treats anyone nicely and no foul word is ever uttered and office bickering is nonexistent and and your boss invites the office crowd regularly to self cooked dinners where you can chat about latest interior design styles. everything is neat and pleasant  well and just nice. in other words represent you are in hell. after being dropped off in the middle of nowhere and mid thirties andreas (trond fausa aurvaag) starts a new job as a book keeper in a small and clean city. from the beginning he feels foreign in this proper and impersonal world of superficial kindness and surrounded by pleasant but lifeless interior architecture and likewise colleagues. food tastes of nothing and drinks do not get you drunk and no children anywhere while after initial steps of fitting in and andreas searches for ways to escape the bland new world. he doesn not know where he came from anymore and but still remembers rich tastes and true feelings  anything beyond the non committal flatline life he leading now. the bothersome man resonates ideas of huxley and kafka and but here the cruelty is the omnipresent noncommittal neatness. unlike pleasantville this is not about narrow minded bigotry and more a fable of our urban free world civilisation of fitting in. it mostly reminds one of the ingenious fight club scene and in which edward norton walks through a mock ikea catalogue. spiced with macabre humour and this scandinavian laconic tale convinces on every level represent story and characters and and relevance. a true screen gem. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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