Sometimes less is more, and this film demonstrates that fact.
The story is well paced and carefully constructed, but it loses focus in the final section when savage mayhem erupts.
There is a rich vein of very dark humour in the film, but there's also a lack of identity. Is it a dark comedy or is it a tragedy? It is both, but the two do not blend well enough.
Deeply unpleasant film with people being horrible to each other. I don't know where the humour is supposed to be. I stopped half way through and gave it up as a bad job.
The cast and acting in this film is very good and it is interesting to see the Icelandic (?) context. It starts well and establishes a good balance between a more serious theme of relationship break-up and the more comic dispute between neighbours. Unfortunately it goes in a steadily darker and more violent direction. The characters in the film start reaching for the hard liquor and many viewers might need some reinforcement to get through the final part of the film. Not really a comedy in my view.