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Fiona and Dom are teachers at a rural school. They share a passion for Latin dance and they re deeply in love. On weekends, they enter dance competitions around the country and their house is crammed with trophies. One night, as they are driving back from a competition, they encounter a man on a clumsy suicide mission, standing in the middle of the road. They swerve to avoid him and crash, throwing their lives into turmoil...
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Myself and my partner cried with laughter & watched it twice in one week!!! Although the humour is based on something quite simple, (mime), the physicality and clever nature of the perfomances will keep most audiences engaged and happy.
By lorn&cam
I happened to come across this film whilst channel flicking and I absolutely adored it. The passion that is portrayed without the use of much dialoge was empowering. As a viewer and student currently studying french most of the diagloge was easily understandable and translatable, making the film adaptable to our viewing.
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By K. Gordon
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Like their earlier, even better 'L'Iceberg', this is an inventive throwback to silent films and physical comedies, directed, written and chiefly
performed by a talented trio of circus trained clowns.
It's complete with their trademark minimal dialogue and dark events that never keep the film from being light and funny. For example, near
the start of the film, the two main characters are in a car crash; one loses a leg, the other his memory, but somehow it works being played for laughs.
As a whole, this didn't work quite as well as their 'L'Iceberg' for me - that had a more interesting, surreal plot to hang their routines on, and
more of their bits rose to the level of truly inspired, but this is still a sweet, funny, good-hearted film that cheerfully refuses to play by modern rules.
performed by a talented trio of circus trained clowns.
It's complete with their trademark minimal dialogue and dark events that never keep the film from being light and funny. For example, near
the start of the film, the two main characters are in a car crash; one loses a leg, the other his memory, but somehow it works being played for laughs.
As a whole, this didn't work quite as well as their 'L'Iceberg' for me - that had a more interesting, surreal plot to hang their routines on, and
more of their bits rose to the level of truly inspired, but this is still a sweet, funny, good-hearted film that cheerfully refuses to play by modern rules.
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