Death At A Funeral
All our hero wants to do is pay his respects to his late father, and he's faced with an upstaging brother, an accidentally super high boyfriend, an incontinent octogenarian, a lovesick friend and an unwanted guest holding unwanted secrets. The cast is amazing (especially Alan Tudyk), the cringe factor gets a bit high, there are a lot of balls in the air but they eventually come together in a satisfying way - and if dark humor is your thing, this is made for you. Ignore the American remake, because a) why did they bother? And 2) it lacks the style of the original (though it kept Peter Dinklage).Did you see it? What was your favourite part?
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