The film itself is 50 vignettes of interconnected lives. Watching the first 10 minutes of the movie, it's hard not to get sucked in. The second scene is especially worth mentioning. It starts out sad, with a woman crying over the breakup of her boyfriend with her boyfriend. Then she starts talking about the sadness of their dog and how he is affected by the breakup. Finally, they end the conversation with what's cooking for supper. At the end a brass band starts playing across the street with people in a building behind the band staring at the scene of the break up.
The film is full of symbolism and is deep beneath its simple exterior. I can't recommend it enough. Anybody reading this should go out and watch it ASAP.
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