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The Art of Negative Thinking
Though you might not expect a movie about a group of handicapped people to be funny, this dark Norwegian comedy is actually shockingly hilarious. Sure, it feels a little bit awkward at first-and sometimes you'll almost feel ashamed of yourself for laughing. But it's done so well-with surprising situations that seem to come out of nowhere-that you just won't be able to help it.
Of course, there's more to The Art of Negative Thinking (or Kunsten ċ Tenke Negativt in Norwegian) than just some outrageous comedy. The characters are all interesting-from angry, bitter Geirr to selfish but guilty Gard-and the performances are all spectacular. Although it's meant to be a comedy, the story is written in a way that it will make you think as it's making you laugh. It will make you realize that maybe holding everything inside isn't all that healthy. And during one of my favorite scenes, as the four handicapped characters argue over whose life is the worst, you'll realize that it's really all relative.
But, in the end, it all comes back to the comedy. Despite its rather serious theme, the skilful writing and talented cast manage to keep things light-and even outrageously funny. And no matter what kind of mood you're in when you start watching, you're sure to have a smile on your face by the time the credits roll.
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