Songs from the Second Floor
(2000)
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Songs from the Second Floor
(2000)
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Lars Nordh | ... |
Kalle
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Stefan Larsson | ... |
Stefan
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Bengt C.W. Carlsson | ... |
Lennart
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Torbjörn Fahlström | ... |
Pelle Wigert
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Sten Andersson | ... |
Lasse
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Rolando Núñez | ... |
The foreigner
(as Rolandp Nunez)
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Lucio Vucina | ... |
The magician
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Per Jörnelius | ... |
The sawed man
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Peter Roth | ... |
Tomas
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Klas-Gösta Olsson | ... |
The speechwriter
(as Klas Gosta Olsson)
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Nils-Åke Eriksson | ... |
Patient
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Hanna Eriksson | ... |
Mia
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Tommy Johansson | ... |
Uffe
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Sture Olsson | ... |
Sven
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Fredrik Sjögren | ... |
The Russian boy
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A film poem inspired by the Peruvian poet César Vallejo. A story about our need for love, our confusion, greatness and smallness and, most of all, our vulnerability. It is a story with many characters, among them a father and his mistress, his youngest son and his girlfriend. It is a film about big lies, abandonment and the eternal longing for companionship and confirmation. Written by Fredrik Klasson <fredrik.klasson@telia.com>
SONGS FROM THE SECOND FLOOR is honestly one of the best films I have seen so far in my years of cinematic appreciation. Alice, below, nailed it in her analysis, and there's little I can add that would be useful. I also agree with the critics who compared it to what would happen if Monty Python set their sights on Bergman. The film is both a character study and a meditation on humanity, filled with transcendent moments of beauty that left me completely stunned. It is also a biting satire of corporate greed and its effects on society, and the search for hope in a dying, empty world filled with people who've basically given up. SONGS is a great film that everybody should see.