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Like its wildly successful predecessor, Borat, Brüno (Sacha Baron Cohen) is a mockumentary that captures outrageous interaction between a larger-than-life character and the unsuspecting public. In the making of the movie, Brüno infamously crashed Milan Fashion Week and the American Military before duping singer Paula Abdul, presidential candidate Ron Paul and a room of outraged rednecks in the Mid-West.
Like its wildly successful predecessor, Borat, Brüno (Sacha Baron Cohen) is a mockumentary that captures outrageous interaction between a larger-than-life character and the unsuspecting public. In the making of the movie, Brüno infamously crashed Milan Fashion Week and the American Military before duping singer Paula Abdul, presidential candidate Ron Paul and a room of outraged rednecks in the Mid-West.
Elisabeth tires of her husband, so she packs her bags, takes her children and goes off to her brother, Göran. The year is 1975. Elisabeth is a fairly ordinary housewife from the suburbs, but Göran is a little different. He lives in a commune and that's where Elisabeth arrives with her children - to a chaotic house inhabited with long-haired people who discuss politics, have free sex, grow vegetables and drink lots of red wine. The collision of these two separate worlds sets off a drama that will change all their lives.
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