What a power failure reveals.
Before going to the film I had   read quite a lot about what it   was going to be about.   Trailer, photos, reviews... So   I had some expectations. The   film fulfilled them   entirely.

First, I liked that the   gaudiness, present in quite a   few mainstream productions, is   missing. Just a plain story   with plain events that   sometimes reminded me of my   young years. - Like the mother   telling the boys to mind the   gas oven. Or the notion of   spending the whole afternoon   playing computer games. Or,   after all, the adolescent   friendship/love among good   friends: being a macho   outwards and hide tender   feelings and confusion   inside.

Normal   events take on a more   metaphorical meanings - the   true nature being uncovered   only in hints. Like in   everyday life.

I think the message of the   piece could be that one should   stop pretending, killing the   time uselessly and start being   authentic. But maybe I'm just   pathetic :)