Fragments of existence build the absurdist tableaux of esteemed Swedish director Roy Andersson. Each stand-alone vignette in his features over the last two decades evolved from impressions that ...

When I asked him the ridiculously broad question “When did your interest in capitalism begin?” filmmaker Roy Andersson, director of Songs from the Second Floor and You, the Living furrowed his brow, ...

Co.Create talks to visionary director about his latest movie, A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence, and his unique style of filmmaking, which centers on a fixed camera and painstakingly ...

“No one views the world like Roy Andersson does,” proclaims Keith Uhlich for Time Out about “You, the Living,” the Swedish director’s tragicomic follow-up to 2000’s “Songs From the Second Floor.” ...

World cinema may have no better builder of delightful scenes than Roy Andersson, the deadpan Swedish existentialist. Each shot in an Andersson film is part diorama, part theatrical performance, part ...

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It starts like a bleak joke setup: a priest walks into a shrink’s office. He’s going through a crisis of faith, and though he can’t put a name to what has shaken his relationship with the almighty, he ...

Swedish perfectionist Roy Andersson concludes his trilogy about the quiet desperation of human beings with his typical laid-back humor By THR Staff Billed as the final part of Roy Andersson’s quirky, ...

Exclusive: The "Songs from the Second Floor" director's latest opens in theaters and on VOD stateside in April. The latest film from the revered and much-decorated director of “A Pigeon Sat on a ...

Reporting from Toronto — Cult director Roy Andersson was sitting at his kitchen table in Stockholm, struggling to come up with an idea for a script, when he noticed a pigeon on his window sill.

Swedish director Roy Andersson takes home the top Golden Lion prize for A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting On Existence. The film, which is the third in its trilogy, was hailed by critics for its ...

Fragments of existence build the absurdist tableaux of esteemed Swedish director Roy Andersson. Each stand-alone vignette in his features over the last two decades evolved from impressions that ...