This movie is stunningly beautiful. It seems like each scene has been thought over for decades to make it perfect. The movie itself contains a series of smaller scenes all resembling something, what it resembles you have to find out for yourself, much like Kafka's poems. The movie switches from realism to surrealism and is as I see it a reaction to the unpersonal modern day society. It is easily the best movie I have ever seen, and the movie that touched me the most too. Suits Europeans more then Americans in my opinion since Europeans have a more serious view on movies then Americans and because Europeans tend to be a bit brighter then Americans.
Review of Songs from the Second Floor
