A charming, sweet, somewhat surreal throwback to silent films.
The three filmmakers are also all professional clowns, and about 85% of the film is without dialog.
Shot in a theatrical, low budget way, it recalls a smaller, less ambitious and philosophical Roy Andersson.
It made me laugh out loud a couple of times, and smile a good deal.
However, even at 84 minutes it did start to drag a bit by the end, and some of the bits started to wear thin.
None-the-less, a lovely, worthwhile experimental nod to Chaplin, Keaton, et al, if not quite on their level of genius. But then, who is?
The three filmmakers are also all professional clowns, and about 85% of the film is without dialog.
Shot in a theatrical, low budget way, it recalls a smaller, less ambitious and philosophical Roy Andersson.
It made me laugh out loud a couple of times, and smile a good deal.
However, even at 84 minutes it did start to drag a bit by the end, and some of the bits started to wear thin.
None-the-less, a lovely, worthwhile experimental nod to Chaplin, Keaton, et al, if not quite on their level of genius. But then, who is?