Loved it from the start.

Watch out for the body in the coffin with his clown-like winkle pickers sticking out - and what a quiff that baby has! (Even the dog gets in on the act).

Misss this one at your own risk!


One of a kind acid-ted-folk road movie   May 10, 2000
 3 out of 3 found this review helpful

This film has the same unsettling humour that made the League of Gentlemen such a hit. Often it's 'ha ha' funny, often just plain wierd and even poignient in places. You will either love it or hate it! I loved it and I strongly urge all viewers with a wide palette for humour to check this out. Maybe it's an eastern european 'Withnail & I' in that I can see a following building up over the proceeding years...


A masterpiece which defies description   March 16, 2000
 7 out of 7 found this review helpful

A group of strange folk musicians with preposterous quiffs from the northern Tundra travel to America to learn rock & roll and make it big. Hampered by poor organisation, despotic leadership, naivety, and a guitarist who needs to be carried around in a box while he thaws out (he stayed out practising too long one night), they receive mixed reviews as they travel southwards, evoking a fondly melancholy portrait of the country. Despite occasionally missing their tractors, they find success of sorts, and a few surprises along the way. Wonderful.