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Songs from the Second Floor

Released PG 99 min 7.5/10 Votes: 20522

A monumental traffic jam serves as the backdrop for the lives of the inhabitants of a Swedish city.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Comedy, Drama

Subgenres:

Dark Comedy

Release:

2000-10-06

Year:

2024

Country:

Sweden

Language:

Swedish

Revenue:

$80k

Companies:

SVT Drama, Easy Film, Nordisk Film & TV Fond, Roy Andersson Filmproduktion AB

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The Flowers of War - Historical drama with themes of sacrifice and love.
Chasing Dream - Struggles with cultural identity and longing.
The Last Emperor - Historical narrative about love, loss, and family ties.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Beautifully crafted story combining action with romance.
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Little Forest - Life, love, and agriculture in a rural setting.
The Last Station - Explores personal sacrifice during historical turmoil.
The Secret in Their Eyes - Love transcending time amidst a murder mystery.
The Kite Runner - Deep friendship against the backdrop of cultural struggles.
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In the Mood for Love - Explores unspoken emotional connections between characters.
The Kite Runner - Centers on friendship and cultural displacement.
Romeo and Juliet - A classic love story confronting societal boundaries.
Chocolat - Involves themes of crossing cultural barriers through food and community.
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Songs from the Second Floor - A reflection on life and alienation in modern society.
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The Intouchables - Highlights an unconventional friendship that transcends social barriers.
The Motorcycle Diaries - A journey that explores social issues and personal growth.
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Amadeus - Explores the intersection of art, culture, and personal relationships.
Cold War - A love story that spans across cultural differences in historical contexts.
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Anomalisa - Presents a unique perspective on loneliness and connection.
The Breadwinner - A story of resilience amidst cultural struggles.
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Little Women - A story of sisterhood, love, and cultural expectations.
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Blue Is the Warmest Color - Explores deep emotional connections and the struggles of love.
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Mulholland Drive - Narrative complexity and exploration of identity.
The Affair - Explores the complexities of romantic relationships.
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A Ghost Story - Explores existential themes and emotional depth.
The Elephant Man - Focuses on human dignity and inner struggles.
Nymphomaniac - Explores complex sexual and emotional themes.
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The Days of Our Lives - Complex human emotions and relationship narratives.
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Wild Strawberries - Reflects on memory and the passage of time.
The Spirits of the Dead - A triptych exploring love, death, and relationships.
The Goldfinch - Explores personal loss and the quest for meaning.
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The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A unique perspective on life and struggles through imagination.
Mrs. Dalloway - Explores inner thoughts and societal expectations.
The Hours - Intertwines various women's lives and struggles across time.
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The Science of Sleep - Blends dreams and reality in a whimsical manner
A Scanner Darkly - An animated film that examines reality and identity
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores the complexity of human relationships and memory
The Lobster - A darkly comedic take on societal norms and relationships
The Holy Mountain - Surreal narrative and philosophical themes
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The Fountain - Explores themes of love and mortality through surreal visuals
Anomalisa - A unique animated film that reflects on isolation and human connection
Donnie Darko - Integrates surreal elements with coming-of-age themes
The Nines - A metafictional narrative that explores reality and existence
Black Swan - Delves into identity and madness within a surreal context
The Zero Theorem - Surreal storytelling with themes of existentialism
Being John Malkovich - A mix of surrealism and existential thought
Everything Everywhere All at Once - Explores alternate realities with a blend of humor and drama
Adaptation - Self-referential narrative that explores creativity and identity
Severance - Dark comedy with surreal elements and office satire
The Mothman Prophecies - Combines surreal elements with mystery and existential dread
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The Master - Complex character studies with a unique narrative style
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Persona - Explores themes of identity and reality through surreal storytelling
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The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Blends surrealism with dark themes of morality
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Brazil - A dystopian, surreal exploration of bureaucracy and individuality
Lost in Translation - Explores themes of loneliness and connection through a surreal journey
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - A comedic, surreal take on existence and adventure
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Mongol - A biopic about Genghis Khan that shares cultural themes and historical context.
The Warrior - Focuses on personal journeys and cultural backgrounds, similar to the exploration of Genghis Blues.
Songs from the Second Floor - A unique blend of music and art that mirrors the expressive journey in Genghis Blues.
The Yes Men - Both films involve non-traditional storytelling and engage with diverse cultural narratives.
Singing in the Rain - Explores the music and performance aspect in a colorful, cultural context.
Buena Vista Social Club - Centers on cultural music influences, reminiscent of Genghis Blues' focus on music.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - A film that combines culture and artistry with a deep sense of heritage.
The Motorcycle Diaries - A journey film that examines culture and personal transformation.
Live in Baghdad - Documentary style film that addresses cultural narratives through personal experiences.
The Kite Runner - Explores themes of friendship and culture, similar to Genghis Blues.
The Story of the Weeping Camel - A documentary that delves into Mongolian traditions, like Genghis Blues.
8 Mile - Focuses on the struggles of a musician seeking his path, akin to the musical journey in Genghis Blues.
The Pursuit of Happyness - A story of perseverance and finding one's voice, paralleling musical aspirations in Genghis Blues.
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Whale Rider - A coming-of-age story rich in cultural heritage and music.
Searching for Sugar Man - A documentary about music's impact across cultures.
The Secret of Kells - Beautiful animation that combines art and heritage in storytelling.
Carmen: A Hip Hopera - An artistic retelling that fuses music and cultural narratives.
Sound of Music - Musical heritage and personal journeys are central themes shared with Genghis Blues.
Coco - Celebrates family, culture, and music, connecting well with the themes from Genghis Blues.
The Band's Visit - Explores cultural intersections through music and human connection.
Gimme Shelter - Focuses on music and its role in life's struggles, similar to the narrative in Genghis Blues.
Drumline - Music and cultural expression are central to the plot, connecting to musical themes in Genghis Blues.
The Red Violin - A story that intertwines music with cultural identity across different histories.
Whale Rider - Synergizes culture, heritage, and personal stories through a compelling narrative.
A Star is Born - Focuses on musical aspirations and personal journeys akin to Genghis Blues.
Once - Explores deep personal connections through music, resonating with Genghis Blues.
The Intouchables - Explores friendship and personal change through a unique bond.
Amadeus - A film that intertwines music and personal history in a way similar to Genghis Blues.
Jai Bhim - Cultural and social struggle themes intertwined with powerful narratives.
The Color Purple - Shows the importance of cultural heritage and personal identity through music and struggle.
The Pianist - Focuses on personal battles and music in a historical context.
The Great Debaters - Explores themes of empowerment and self-expression resonant with musical journeys.
Inside Llewyn Davis - Follows a musician's struggles in a culturally rich setting.
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Eraserhead - Explores existential themes with abstract visuals.
2001: A Space Odyssey - Combines visual artistry with philosophical concepts.
A Zed & Two Noughts - Features surreal narrative and stunning visuals.
Koyaanisqatsi - Uses imagery and music to depict philosophical themes.
Wings of Desire - Explores spirituality and the human condition beautifully.
The Tree of Life - Explores creation and existence through visual storytelling.
Baraka - Non-narrative film with powerful imagery and themes.
Pierrot le Fou - Features surreal and experimental narrative style.
Naked Lunch - Surreal and fragmented visual storytelling.
The Fountain - Explores themes of life, death, and rebirth.
Enter the Void - Utilizes avant-garde visuals and themes of reincarnation.
Solaris - Explores human consciousness and existential themes.
Annihilation - Combines science fiction with deep philosophical questions.
The Fall - Visually stunning storytelling with fantastical elements.
Melancholia - Explores profound themes of existence and despair.
Beyond the Black Rainbow - Features strong visual style and psychedelic elements.
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Enter the Void - Features a psychedelic and surreal narrative structure.
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Blade Runner - Combines dystopian visuals with existential musings.
The Double Life of Véronique - Mysterious and beautifully shot exploration of identity.
Synecdoche, New York - Contemplates life, art, and the human experience.
Mother! - Surreal narrative exploring creation and destruction.
The Sacrifice - Explores profound themes of faith and sacrifice.
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Contemplates humanity through stylized and surreal storytelling.
The Color of Pomegranates - A visual poem with strong artistic and surrealist undertones.
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The Holy Mountain - Fuses spiritual themes with avant-garde visuals.
Aguirre, the Wrath of God - Explores insanity and existential themes in a surreal format.
Fitzcarraldo - Features surreal narrative and ambitious quests.
Stalker - Philosophical exploration of longing and existence.
The Master - Intense character study with deep philosophical undertones.
Inland Empire - Complex narrative structure with surreal elements.
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Persona - Explores identity and consciousness through surreal imagery.
The Matrix - Questions reality and existence through philosophical themes.
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Paris, Texas - Themes of loneliness and searching for connection.
Fallen Angels - Focus on urban landscapes and existential themes.
Chungking Express - Interconnected stories in a vibrant city.
Smoke - Explores human stories in a city setting with a contemplative pacing.
In the Mood for Love - Visual storytelling and themes of longing.
My Dinner with Andre - Philosophical conversations and exploration of life.
Koyaanisqatsi - A visual experience that examines modern life.
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The Spirit of the Beehive - Subtle storytelling and ambient atmosphere.
A Ghost Story - Exploration of time and existence with a unique cinematic style.
The Great Beauty - A reflection on beauty, art, and life in a city.
Blow-Up - Exploration of perception and reality in an urban environment.
Julieta - Intricate emotional storytelling and beautifully shot scenes.
A Man Called Ove - Themes of isolation and community in a poignant format.
The Motorcycle Diaries - Journey and self-discovery in varied landscapes.
Paterson - Captures the poetry of everyday life in a city.
Before Sunrise - Timed dialogues about life and connection between characters.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Exploration of dreams versus reality with beautiful visuals.
Songs from the Second Floor - A metaphorical exploration of modern life's absurdities.
Blue is the Warmest Color - Focus on personal relationships and introspection.
Cinema Paradiso - Nostalgic reflection on culture and life through the lens of film.
The Lives of Others - Deep character study set against a backdrop of surveillance and isolation.
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Persona - Exploration of identity and psychological depth.
Life is Beautiful - A blend of comedy and drama with a deep emotional core.
The Science of Sleep - Creative storytelling intertwining dreams and reality.
A Single Man - Visually stunning with themes of loneliness and melancholy.
Lost in Translation - Exploration of alienation and cultural disconnection.
Wild Strawberries - Reflective journey through memory and human experience.
Frances Ha - A modern take on friendships and aspirations in a city.
The Piano - Exploration of silence, communication, and human connections.
Wildlife - Intimate familial relationships and coming-of-age themes.
Call Me by Your Name - Exploration of love, time, and memory.
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Amélie - Whimsical storytelling with a focus on individual lives in a city.
Murmur of the Heart - A portrait of adolescence and family dynamics.
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Midnight in Paris - A journey through time and personal reflection in a city.
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The Breadwinner - A story of resilience and cultural richness through animation.
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The Passion of Anna - Directed by Ingmar Bergman, it captures the emotional struggles of individuals and intimate relationships.
Cries and Whispers - Another Bergman film that deals with themes of love, death, and the emotional ties between women.
Bergman Island - A reflection on Bergman's influence and personal relationships, exploring artistic connections.
Wild Strawberries - A journey through memories and introspection involving the complexities of human relationships.
The Seventh Seal - A philosophical film by Bergman that challenges themes of existence and companionship.
Scenes from a Marriage - Deep dive into the intricacies of love, marriage, and the conflicts that arise therein.
Through a Glass Darkly - Deals with mental illness and family relationships, embodying an emotional depth seen in Liv & Ingmar.
The Double Life of Veronique - Explores themes of identity and emotional connection in an artistic narrative style.
My Life as a Dog - A coming-of-age story that touches on loss and familial bonds during a tumultuous childhood.
The Hours - Interwoven narratives about women dealing with personal struggles, reminiscent of existential motifs.
Blue is the Warmest Color - An intimate exploration of love, relationships, and identity between two women.
A Ghost Story - A contemplative film on existence and connection, featuring long, meditative sequences.
An Unmarried Woman - Examines the journey of a woman rediscovering herself following a life-changing event.
Her - A unique examination of love and connection in a technologically-driven world.
Eternity and a Day - Explores time, love, and loss through a poetic lens.
A Separation - A profound exploration of family dynamics and moral dilemmas in contemporary society.
Melancholia - Investigates human relationships and emotional struggles in the face of impending doom.
Amour - A powerful narrative about the lasting impact of love, especially in old age and illness.
Little Children - Explores infidelity and societal expectations within complex relationships.
The Lobster - A surreal exploration of love and society's pressures regarding relationships.
The Tree of Life - Visually poetic film examining family relationships and existential questions.
Like Crazy - Focuses on a passionate but challenging love story between two young adults.
Goodbye First Love - A poignant coming-of-age film about love and loss during adolescence.
Mother! - A surreal atmosphere exploring relationships and existential dread.
Blue Valentine - A raw and emotional portrayal of love and its decline over time.
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The Favourite - Intrigues with complex female relationships and dark humor.
The Broken Circle Breakdown - A deep dive into love and loss in a musical narrative setting.
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In the Mood for Love - A beautifully crafted story about unfulfilled love and emotional connection.
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The Flower of My Secret - Features complex characters and themes of love and loss.
All About My Mother - Explores themes of identity and human connection through a dramatic lens.
The Third Man - Includes a mix of mystery and drama with a focus on character relationships.
The Ascent - Explores moral dilemmas in extreme circumstances, similar in depth of character exploration.
Wild Strawberries - Delves into memories and existential reflections, akin to the contemplative nature of the original film.
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Nostalgia - Explores loss and memory with a strong emotional core.
Autumn Sonata - Focuses on mother-daughter relationships and the complexities of familial love.
In the Mood for Love - Explores love and longing with exquisite cinematography, similar stylistically.
The Spirit of the Beehive - Features children and complex emotional themes set in a rural environment.
The Grapes of Wrath - Depicts family struggles and the impact of societal changes, reflecting similar themes.
The Taste of Cherry - Explores existential themes and the search for meaning, akin to the reflective nature.
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Fallen Angels - Delivers intertwined stories that examine relationships and loneliness.
The Wind Will Carry Us - Focuses on life in rural Iran with contemplative storytelling and rich visuals.
An Autumn Afternoon - Captures the theme of familial relationships and the passage of time.
Persona - Explores identity and human connection with deep psychological insights.
A Man Escaped - Emphasizes character focus and moral dilemmas within a confined narrative.
The Sweet Hereafter - Deals with themes of tragedy and community, exploring emotional depth.
Paris, Texas - Explores themes of loss and the quest for reconnection, akin to familial themes.
The Remains of the Day - A contemplative look at duty and missed opportunities in life, paralleling the original.
The Secret in Their Eyes - Fuses personal stories with broader social issues, similar in emotional weight.
The Son - Explores father-son relationships and the impact of the past on the present.
Life is Beautiful - Mixes family, love, and tragedy in a poignant narrative style.
The Motorcycle Diaries - Journey-based storytelling that delves into personal discovery and social issues.
Memories of Murder - Blends personal tales with wider societal commentary while maintaining character depth.
Paths of Glory - Explores themes of honor and sacrifice in a stark setting, similar in its emotional weight.
Tangerines - Deals with themes of war and human connection, focusing on personal stories.
Under the Skin - Explores identity and existence through a visually engaging and existential lens.
Songs from the Second Floor - Utilizes a unique narrative style to explore human life and existential despair.
The Lives of Others - Investigates the intersection of personal lives and political reality, similar in depth.
The Key: The Final Secrets - Explores themes of intimacy and human connection within a complex narrative.
The King's Speech - Delivers emotional storytelling focused on personal struggle and connection.
The Sea Inside - Explores deep emotional and philosophical questions surrounding life and autonomy.
The Straight Story - A journey narrative that explores human relationships, loss, and redemption.
Into the Wild - A story of personal journey and self-discovery against nature's backdrop.
Wings of Desire - Explores themes of love, longing, and the human experience through a poetic lens.
A Ghost Story - Explores memory and existence with a meditative and haunting narrative style.
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