It's raining empty and laughs are missing

Photo: Nordic film

Johan Ulveson and Suzanne Reuter in a scene from "Lyrro – ud og immigandarna".

The humor is subjective. What one person perceives as offensive is the magic of others, something that scares a smile in the third oak plot in the fourth – and so on.

A Muslim, a Jew, a Christian and a Liberal City Council enter a meeting room. The four men are initially unhappy but eventually come to a common understanding of the universal truth that women are crazy.

The above scene takes place in "Lyrro-in and Emigrants", the contemporary vision of Peter Dalle who arrives 24 years after "Yrrol", and echoes the plot. He also does the rest of the film's inconsistent sequences, which we try to say. . . yes something

"Lyrro" takes flight in the Big Bang – the big bang which, according to the people interviewed, was the starting point of all existence. Then comes the man in his different editions. With homo sapiens, the language and the capacity of abstract thought appear. A caveman represents a penis on a stone wall. Many, many years later, a guy's shaft relaxes when she sees herself lying as a feminist to lie down a bit. The man is fighting.

Perhaps it is the immigrant and immigrant subtitle that makes the light emerge that will make the film's invisible ink emerge?

A couple leaves North Africa to go to a mythical and magical place: Södertälje. Where it says, everyone should have a job and be given a home, and those who are seriously injured can only go to the bank for money.

But, well in place, it turns out that real estate brokerage is closed, the bank has become free of money and beggars who would not want to drink brutally Taittinger when the day will be shaken.

Is it fun? Tragic?

He eats the most empty.

Another couple leaves Sweden to drink from the source of youth in Aruba. However, astrological vibratory therapies and navigation do not help to fight against aging. They sit – shaking, torn and newly tattooed – by the seashore and watch younger abilities live the lives they once had.

Laughter is not lost.

Three racists sit in a basement and make plans. They do not seem very smart. One of them does not know at what end a beer can be opened.

It's perhaps true that "Lyrro" is not trying to say anything, it's just a good time in the cinema and a serious break from everything. But the so-called gang Lorry had better scores before.