Roy Andersson´s third student project at the Film School. Using the type of lossely connected story-telling structure that is later found in A Swedish Love Story, the film follows a young man during 24 hours and relates his relationship to his mother, his girlfriend and his friends.

Saturday October 5th spans halfway between Roy Andersson's previous works To Fetch a Bike and his later feature A Swedish Love Story. It is his third work in the Swedish Film Institute. The film traces a day of a young man, unfolding his relationships with his mother, girlfriend and several friends loosely. While the unique human relationships of director’s early films are presented along with everyday sketches, there are no specific explanations or events. As you see a documentary, you focus only on the delicate relationship between them. [LEE Sang-yong]