Borat Subsequent
Moviefilm
(2020)
Preceded
by:
Borat (2006)
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Director:
Jason Woliner |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Comedy/Mockumentary |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Borat
påfølgende film |
RUNNING
TIME
96
minutes |
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Producer:
Sacha Baron Cohen
Monica Levinson
Anthony Hines |
Screenwriter:
Sacha Baron
Cohen
Anthony Hines
Dan Swimer
Peter Baynham
Erica Rivinoja
Dan Mazer
Jena Friedman
Lee Kern |
Review
Sacha Baron Cohen dusts off his 14 year old
Borat character and takes him back to the United States in order to
ridicule himself and various moronic and/or ignorant groups and people.
The intellectual variance is noteworthy – be prepared for everything
from toilet humour to clever and disguised double entendres as Borat and
his 15-year old daughter (played by Romanian actress Maria Bakalova)
roam around the American backwoods looking for targets – some of which
admittedly seem a little too easy and undeserving, whereas others more
or less are asking for it. The film will probably come off as
politically biased for viewers who are die hard fans of the Republican
party and the "McDonald Trump" administration. And granted, if there’s
one problem with Borat Subsequent Movie, it’s not that it lashes
out at stupidity and prejudice, but that it doesn’t lash out at
stupidity and prejudice from a broad enough spectre. Still, you have to
be pretty closed up to not appreciate what Cohen tries to do here – and
the wildly amusing albeit painfully embarrassing way he does it.
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