Writer director Klaus Härö drags us into the mad world of family-ties dynamics. He authentically portraits a strong-minded father, whose bad temper poisons the atmosphere for everybody. Such an anti-hero movie needs a lead actor like Peik Stenberg, who convincingly can be unbearable, only to switch to totally sympathetic in less than a second. I would prefer for more comedy, bluntly to be squeezed out of the suffering father, but this story focuses more on him being a burden.
Review of Life After Death
