You're Still Alive

A small Swedish town, with all kinds of seemingly ordinary and eccentric residents. The fat aunt who neurotically shouts "No one understands her" every day, the middle-aged uncle who ruins other people's banquets and is sentenced to death by electric chair, the weird man who talks about losing money from bank funds while having sex, the quarrelsome couple who hurt each other with their unscrupulous words, who have been listening to mental patients for twenty-seven years. An overwhelmed psychiatrist, an amateur band that is about to disband at any time, Anna, a girl who dares to pursue love even if it is just a dream... A series of seemingly unrelated life fragments, which may be absurd, funny or deviant, but together tell the humorous tragedy and comedy of love and being loved between people. The poetic alternative film "You're Still Alive" directed by Roy Anderson, a genius advertising director, depicts all living beings in the poetic style of short prose, scenes of ordinary stories about greatness and humbleness, joy and sorrow, confidence and anxiety, love and being loved.