This is a peculiar, repetitive, sorrowful Scandinavian film that feels like a bad dream. It’s full of oddness from the very beginning, and what seems like lightheartedness actually masks something much more somber. With *Koko-di Koko-da*, there's a deeper meaning to be found. The movie connects with you—not through violence or startling moments, but because it shows how grief can feel unending, repetitive, and alm…