Depressed, Andreas decides to jump under the subway to kill himself. Then we find him on a bus taking him to a nameless town. He is there assigned a flat and a job but everything seems disembodied.
Between Franz Kafka, Groundhog Day and the series The Prisoner, Jen Lien's (Johnny Vang, Sons of Norway) second feature film really stroke its audience with its heavy and absurd, aseptic and soulless ambiance. A decade and multiple awards (among them Cannes' ACID) later, Norway of Life doesn't seem to stop both troubling and charming by its delicious ferocity.