#Youtube square video movie

In this scene Christian is totally unable to say the needed words about what had happened between them.

One set piece in particular portrays the inability of the Stockholm's elite to communicate on a human level: It is Christian's meeting with Anne (Elisabeth Moss), a publicist, the day after a night of sex-and a bizarre argument over what to do with a used condom.

#Youtube square video movie

The film follows Christian through a few weeks of his life when one of the hot new exhibits is 'The Square', an actual square in the museum courtyard that is meant to be 'a sanctuary of trust and caring.' But rather than show trust and caring, the movie The Square raises a number of troubling questions: How thin is the veneer of civilization? Can political correctness substitute for empathy? Is art whatever a curator chooses to put in an art museum? And enveloping these questions is the separation of the circle of Stockholm's cultural elites from the City's homeless and immigrant population, as well as the separation of individuals within the City's cultural elite. The lead character, Christian (Claes Bang), is the curator of a museum of modern art that seeks to draw attention and donors through avant-garde exhibits and over-the-edge social media campaigns.

The film is both a satire of the cultural elite of Stockholm and a sad commentary about the separation between individuals both within circles and between circles. Director Ruben Ostland has followed up his 2014 Golden Globe nominee Force Majeure with Cannes Palme d'Or winner The Square.