The filmmakers behind Falkenberg Farewell (2006) deliver something similar: beautiful imagery and a quiet, slow pace that gives room for one’s own thoughts.

Set in a suburban neighborhood on a summer day where a group of people, including an 11-year-old boy, engage in a kind of rebellion against norms, the film quickly makes its point and goes nowhere, all set to a choral music score.

Relatable, yet oddly difficult to care about. 

2009-Sweden. 76 min. Color. Written, directed and edited by Henrik Hellström, Fredrik Wenzel. Cinematography: Fredrik Wenzel. Music: Erik Enocksson. Cast: Sebastian Eklund (Sebastian), Jörgen Svensson (Jimmy), Hannes Sandahl (Anders), Marek Kostrzewski, Bodil Wessberg, Silas Francéen. 

Trivia: Original title: Man tänker sitt. Executive produced by Jesper Ganslandt.