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The burden of peer pressure is coolly observed in this dryly amusing drama from Swedish writer/director Ruben Östlund.
Set around suburban Gothenburg, it hops between five separate strands in which individuals within various groups face moral dilemmas.
A teacher witnesses a colleague disciplining a pupil; a coach driver insists a passenger own up to an act of physical damage; while horseplay gets out of hand at an all-male reunion.
The largely unknown cast convince, even if Östlund’s detached visual style – with its off-kilter character-framing – sometimes frustrates.
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