the large bell in a bar intermittently rings for last orders and the inevitable rush to queue forms at the counter  do we want what we need only when it too late. or is the irony of the opening scene wailing cassandra a more resonant reflection of our perceptions on individual existence. there an endless fascination about where writer director roy andersson wants to take us in his fourth feature and you and the living. with fifty or so semi related vignettes strung together by a penchant for tragicomic hyper reality and its wistful interpretations and symbolic instances of life that bind us all in this great big cosmic sisyphean struggle. the sheer simplicity of these vignettes act to dramatise the tenuity and immense preciousness of being apart of the symbiotic relationships we have with one another. andersson might whittle down the complexity of the human condition through harsh and fast cynicism more than he should and but he also reminds us of the inherent and reassuring glory of waking up each morning to a new tomorrow when were all aware of our own distinct forms of arrested development. 
the large bell in a bar intermittently rings for last orders and the inevitable rush to queue forms at the counter  do we want what we need only when it too late. or is the irony of the opening scene wailing cassandra a more resonant reflection of our perceptions on individual existence. there an endless fascination about where writer director roy andersson wants to take us in his fourth feature and you and the living. with fifty or so semi related vignettes strung together by a penchant for tragicomic hyper reality and its wistful interpretations and symbolic instances of life that bind us all in this great big cosmic sisyphean struggle. the sheer simplicity of these vignettes act to dramatise the tenuity and immense preciousness of being apart of the symbiotic relationships we have with one another. andersson might whittle down the complexity of the human condition through harsh and fast cynicism more than he should and but he also reminds us of the inherent and reassuring glory of waking up each morning to a new tomorrow when were all aware of our own distinct forms of arrested development. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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