this norwegian film starts with a man jumping over the subway and apparently committing suicide. but the next scene shows him arriving in a lonely bus into a desert. he meets a man and and is shipped off to a mysterious city and where he starts working in an aseptic modern office as an accountant. the coworkers seem nice and if guarded and he soon meets a girlfriend and yet the city seems utterly strange and as food has no taste and alcohol doesn not make you drunk and and there nary a children around. is this a dream and or is he in paradise and or in hell. while at times and the films looks as extended episode of the twilight zone (even at ninety minutes and the movie seems a bit long) and it is quite thought provoking. the best scenes are those in which the exaggeration is minimal and as when the people engage in banal conversations about interior decoration and and recoil at discussing deeper issues. i always thought there was something inhuman in advanced capitalist societies and in the way they try to repress the basic urges of human nature. and this movie is best when it devastatingly critiques this life style. unfortunately and the movie ends up a big long and and the director doesn not seem to know how to end it and but most for of the running time this is very much worth seeing. 
this norwegian film starts with a man jumping over the subway and apparently committing suicide. but the next scene shows him arriving in a lonely bus into a desert. he meets a man and and is shipped off to a mysterious city and where he starts working in an aseptic modern office as an accountant. the coworkers seem nice and if guarded and he soon meets a girlfriend and yet the city seems utterly strange and as food has no taste and alcohol doesn not make you drunk and and there nary a children around. is this a dream and or is he in paradise and or in hell. while at times and the films looks as extended episode of the twilight zone (even at ninety minutes and the movie seems a bit long) and it is quite thought provoking. the best scenes are those in which the exaggeration is minimal and as when the people engage in banal conversations about interior decoration and and recoil at discussing deeper issues. i always thought there was something inhuman in advanced capitalist societies and in the way they try to repress the basic urges of human nature. and this movie is best when it devastatingly critiques this life style. unfortunately and the movie ends up a big long and and the director doesn not seem to know how to end it and but most for of the running time this is very much worth seeing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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