Farväl Falkenberg - The most thrilling and depressing excerpt from this movie

[SuperRoulita]

hello! do you know how this movie is called???and where can i find it..

[runkert]

Nobody knows how to make a beautifully depressing movie quite like the Swedes.

[the44caliber]

so captivating and interesting, the music really colors it well. Where can i watch the full masterpiece? please and thank you

[mrsnecrobutcher]

This movie is a masterpiece, it has such a deep meaning... it's amazing. I cry my ayes every fuckin time I watch it I't so emotional

[gestlo]

lol i live in falkenberg, didnt know bout this movie until now

[weirdo033]

Oh fuck man I thought it was the beginning of the movie. NOW WHAT

[Superhjaelte]

I completely LOVE this scene. It's so moving. I feel depressed and relieved at the same time.

[leemanruss1345]

This makes me cry every time without fail. What an amazing film

[zerocreatividad]

This movie is in my top 5. I discovered it in an independent film festival here in Argentina.

I think what really makes this movie great is the fact that it's simple, no special effects, no 3D, no big budget, and it looks like anyone could go on a make a movie with very little money. You just have a simple but very interesting script, and a beautiful photography and you have a wonderful movie.

That's awesome, you don't see this in Hollywood, and this really worthy the time you spent watching it.

[husbub]

hela filmen finns uppe på min kanal, kolla gärna!

The whole movie is on my channel, please watch!

[DENEpants]

wow, thanks for the spoiler alert.

[mariusbucea]

i disagree. but it's good to disagree. i watched this movie several times, with different people, and was wonderful to see how different they perceived it. the most depressing part for me was the long speech at the end, filmed from a car driving by parts of town. the song was minanya cuile, and the words were just cutting through me.

[SenseiOfSlow]

just wanted to run my fingers through his gold mane and tell him be slow, just wait with me, that i know what he feels.we could lay quietly under the shivering, susurrous trees and just wait the worst of the aching out.

[TheEnigmaOf]

@SenseiOfSlow I totally relate. I bawled my eyes out when I saw this scene. David reminded me a bit of myself.

And yeesh, cosac84, put in a bigger SPOILER alert. This clip isn't as powerful without the rest of the movie.

[SenseiOfSlow]

@TheEnigmaOf i hope you're hanging in there. I think as horrible as it gets some days, and as moronic as it may seem to hope/imagine things will be good one day, that's the one gift we owe ourselves the wait...that is if the waiting doesn't kill you ;)