BORAT (2006) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction

BORAT (2006) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION |
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[@toyota420xp]

Most of the movie was not staged and most of the people were not actors

[@briangrabill5286]

17 cent for 1 liter? I wish that was here, $3.50 a gallon here😂

[@Ko_Qc]

always great videos ;D if you want another crazy movie from him watch 'bruno' if more recent serie 'who is america' is insane too, like 6 different characters he does and really trolling people (some from the government) who believe its true

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[@Fullmetal85]

The whole point of the movie is to make people uncomfortable. Almost no one knows what's happening. The actor, Sasha Baron Cohen, is actually Jewish.

[@jansenart0]

In the DVD, it has "Hebrew" in the language selection section. If you try clicking on it, it plays an alarm and repeats the phrase "JEW IN VOCINITY" (Jew in vicinity)

[@NotUnymous]

fr?! 😂 lol

[@Eternal.Salvation100]

No way, really? That is fucking awesome 😅😅

[@MLFv2]

😂😂

[@AChickandaDuck]

OMG 😂😂😂

[@philipstatham1645]

The irony is that sascha baron Cohen who plays borat is actually Jewish himself 👍

[@avtidrof6325]

I guess he referred fre3maisons, but did not wanted to go that deep.

[@AABB-px8lc]

and psycho, he dont give a sht to do disgusting weird things by definition, no shame etc, full psycho set.

[@SteveTablet]

Same old same old.

[@TimL-nr4hr]

Not so ironic. Jews have been mocking antisemitism forever. Most of the time It's our only weapon.

[@ethankeller1835]

It's not Irony. He created Borat for a reason and was specific in the stereotypes he chose to use. It allows him to create an atmosphere where people openly say things they wouldn't in different company. The old guy at the rodeo is a great example.

[@philmakris8507]

Sascha Baron Coen got sued by just about everybody pranked in this movie.

[@jn5542]

Most of this is not scripted and is real 😂

[@marisakennedy777]

It reminds me so much of Tom Green. That man is nuts and he makes me laugh but at the same time i feel so bad for the people he enrages. 🤣😨

[@jn5542]

@marisakennedy777 Yeah, some things are hard to watch 😅 Tom was insane but hilarious, though 👍

[@TimL-nr4hr]

Ooh let's all recommend Freddy got fingered

[@mxn8972]

yeah the only actorss were borat, his friend and llanel

[@Rudi.418]

@@mxn8972and the bit with pamela was staged (she knew abt it but security didn't)

[@artemislogic5252]

it looks so crazy youd think its staged, but the parts with real people arent staged, this is basically an elaborate prank movie on real people

[@NormalAmericans]

Most these people are not actors and don't know what's going on. These are genuine reactions for the most part! LOL

[@vanburger]

Sacha is actually Jewish. He's holding a mirror up at the USA and all of us in the west. Borat is groundbreaking really.

[@unclebounce1495]

by mirror you mean strawman and playing victim? nothing new.

[@gotreactions]

Very NIce! This reaction was Great Success! :)

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thank you!! 😁

[@PeeBottle]

I don’t think they got it

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

@@PeeBottle now we did ♥

[@gotreactions]

@@PeeBottle It's not all joke, it still was a good reaction. :)

[@nylondaimon]

he made up the whole culture, he used roma gypsy village in a remote part of romania for his home village, throughout the movie borat spoke a mix of polish/hebrew and random gibberish, the foreign writing in pseudo-cyrillic script but the russian version, not even the eastern european version... his friend/business partner who accompanied him spoke armenian. the real kasakhs were mad about the misrepresentation when the movie first came out but now they embrace it for tourism.

[@abhimanyudas7621]

He’s playing the most exaggerated stereotypes of what everybody thinks of foreigners, that they have weird cultures and behaviour etc. It shows that we’re all really the same when it comes to being scared of people we don’t know hahah.

[@jameshannagan4256]

I still think this film is brilliant.

[@mcfmcf4038]

Borat, Azamat, Lunell and Pamela are the only actors in the movie who knew there was a movie. EVERYONE else in the film had no idea what was happening. People were mad after, especially the people in the village at the start. They hate what he did to them.

[@yulianstarr]

The antique shop owners were in on it too I heard

[@IrishSetter01]

LOL. Kazak govt put out ads basically saying "we are not like this"'' . Those frat guys in RV sued him. It was too funny.

[@JustinMcIver-sg6xv]

@@yulianstarrthey weren’t at first but he had to come clean after the shoot bc of the damage he had to pay lol

[@Ko_Qc]

not sure but ive heard many ex-URSS countries like russia banned the movie 😆

[@jonathancunningham8739]

Also the old Jewish couple they survived the Holocaust and Sacha could not in good faith insult them so he told both in advance about it being a sketch.

[@Mechasockmonkey]

Sascha Baron Cohen wants everyone watching their movies to be uncomfortable. If you piss everyone off its hard for them to accuse you of taking sides. I'm not saying there isn't any sort of bias because if you look and weigh comments and what groups they don't target in a negative way there are probably leanings. However the most unfortunate things that get said in this movie are the unscripted shots they get in my opinion. The writers give everyone a chance to make an ass out of themselves and some do a better job than others.

[@AABB-px8lc]

he even did not play, psycho ppl acting exactly like that, usually keep insulting nearby ppl just for fun.

[@angelagraves865]

"I hope this movie's not as vulgar." 😬 If this was borderline for you guys, I'd encourage you to skip Bruno. 💜

[@altaclipper]

I love Bruno, but it's like Borat turned up to 11.

[@JamesM99]

The church was a Southern Baptist church. Those guys can get really weird [though not all are like this.] It's like the polar opposite of the Latin Mass

[@realisticthought1781]

Nice bit of judgement there. Been to every baptist church?

[@seraph6758]

The horse falling over during the anthem was wild to see .. 🥺😳😵‍💫 🤣

[@philmakris8507]

The only one in on it was Pam Anderson.

[@yulianstarr]

And Lunell

[@paulruano1903]

And the cameracrew.

[@davidgagnon3781]

These people are not actors and they are not in on the joke -- except Pamela Anderson. She was in on the joke.

[@MasterOfFudge]

I do not think they would like bruno 😂

[@Matman651]

I understand how this movie isnt funny if you dont realise its all real. The joke is that we know he is acting but hes pranking/trolling everyone he encounters

[@paulruano1903]

Yes, but he lost a lot of credibility in the last 10 years when he almost always refuses to troll the unicorn movements etc. He is very keen on trolling rightwings. But almost never ledtwings. So very much bias. His comedy is gold. But there is obvious underlying agenda in the last years of his newer clips. And there has been done a few documentaries exposing that he fakes a lot of his vids, by editing things out of context, reediting spundclips to match what he is after to make things scandalous etc etc. Borat2 was one example where there was a lot of manipulative editing. Borat2 movie is funny. But it was faked.

[@ryanc9888]

The guy on the right looked horrified during the entire movie lol

[@ravivyas7532]

14:30 "Except for Borat, Azamat, Luenell, and Pamela Anderson, none of the characters are portrayed by actors."

[@B1GD0N]

Such a crazy character created to hold a mirror up to our own society. I love Borat. Shout out to the driving instructor who seems like a genuine good guy, what a stressful ride for him.

[@Matman651]

Bruno is also like this. All the people in it are not acting 😂

[@beardymcbeardface69]

OMG, that scene where Bruno goes to a psychic to speak with his dead boyfriend and then proceeds to give the ghost of his dead boyfriend a good old, "rusty trombone". Note in my defence, I'd never seen or heard of a, "rusty trombone", until I read the comments under the video showing Bruno doing that! LOL

[@unclebounce1495]

Not true.

[@Christobanistan]

"I felt so uncomfortable sometimes" Mission Accomplished! 😂😂😂😂

[@Grimmyke7]

It shows intelligence and good faith when ppl can laugh at satire. It helps identify the stupid things we all do in all our cultures. Its funny thanks for the content!

[@solidsnake58]

Oh boy. I forgot how outrageous this movie is! 😂. Thank you for the laughs . And it’s not staged. That’s the genius of Sacha Baron Cohen. And you guys are great. Movie reactions really brighten my day and your channel is one of my favorites.

[@paulruano1903]

Actually it is often staged!. There has been sevetal video documentaries of how he STAGE and manipulate and edit things to give a bery different result than what actually happened. Even boiceovers, where he later changes the things that he said etc etc. And clips reactions from something else into reactions to what he wanted. So it IS often very staged. BUT you are correct that almost noone is actors. Only Sacha and some very few others do know the agenda. And it is still funny.

[@MrNitrox91]

You need to do "TEAM AMERICA: WORLD POLICE" from 2004

[@ThunderbackOG]

You two have been a constant source of entertainment and laughter for me, and I want to give something back. After seeing you enjoy "The Dictator" and this one, I want to recommend "You Don't Mess with the Zohan" if you haven't already seen it. In my opinion, it's the best Adam Sandler movie. Interestingly, Adam Sandler sat on that script for many years because it's based on the true story of a Mossad agent who faked his death and moved to America to become a world-class hairstylist. No studio initially wanted to risk upsetting Israel, but the long wait paid off. Sandler improved the script multiple times, resulting in a heartfelt and hilarious anti-hate movie. It encourages embracing your dreams, becoming your true self, and highlights that war benefits no one. Of course that movie is more relevant then ever at the moment. Love and Peace from Berlin, Germany

[@alexandrupatru2892]

Hell yeah, Don't Mess With The Zohan is pure fire, they'll choke out of laughter. Need to re watch that one.

[@Corvid-w3b]

95 percent of this was unscripted and was actual reactions from people. Fun facts: the only time he broke character was off camera when he apologized and explained the movie to the old Jewish women, since sacha baren Cohen is a Jewish person himself, he couldn't go through that scene without explaining it to them. Azamat was an actor and one of the only people who knew what was going on. The Pamela Anderson kidnap bag scene was also a bit staged. Pamela Anderson knew what was gonna happen and she was ok with it. No one else, including her bodyguards knew what was gonna happen. Her bodyguards actually broke sachas collarbone taking him down. Lastly, the opening town in kazhakstan is 100 percent real. The fked up part though, is after they dragged the car away with the horses, the production crew just left the car about a half mile away and the people who lived there had to push it back by hand by themselves. Kazhakstan was initially pissed about this movie, but after it released in theaters tourism spiked almost 800 percent. Now they embrace the movie proudly. Final thought: hands down the best scene is the rodeo, absolutely no one knew about this at all, all of the reactions and conversations are 100 percent real.

[@Amir40912]

Embrace the movie? What the heck? We not respect this movie. Then write the name of country right, not kazhakstan. Kazakhstan is right (or Qazaqstan in kazakh-latin alphabet)

[@Holilo7]

​@@Amir40912 No, he's right! Maybe you don't like the film...but the Kazakh Tourism Association advertises your country with: "Very nice"...

[@Amir40912]

@@Holilo7 no, he's not right & who speaks about tourism? I spoke about the embrace

[@Holilo7]

@@Amir40912 He talks about tourism in Kazakhstan and that it has increased almost tenfold because of the movie. As I said, maybe you and others don't like it...but your country is advertising Kazakhstan with the movie!...very niiice!

[@jianju4916]

Isn't it true that muslim women cannot marry Christian or Jewish men (or any other religion or atheist besides muslim men)? I know muslim men can marry Christian or Jewish women, but it is common for them to try and get their wife to convert and raise the children in islam only.

[@Cullll]

32:11 you'd never see this in a church in Europe, thats some weird americanized version

[@erikaronska1096]

Sacha is a master at making people uncomfortable. I’ve seen a lot of comments suggesting his movie Bruno. That one might be too much…. Please react to Meet the Parents!

[@goldilox369]

I cracked up when you were talking about black vs white churches. That's typically true about most Protestant denominations (the different styles of worship, music, testifying, waving hands, etc) but Evangelical & "start-up" white Churches ARE looked sideways by many American white Christians as "fringe" and "fundamentalist". Love the reaction though. You guys are so much fun to watch! 😒😂❤

[@Blackmjc]

Man, I remember Sasha back in his Ali G days lol

[@gotreactions]

Booyakasha!

[@BanControl]

restepa

[@Nr.7-Seven]

Its funny how those two say "they can marry christian or jew woman", but now ask them if a christian or jew man is legal to marry a muslima?

[@kck9742]

Crazy movie… I think you guys would love “Meet The Parents.”

[@bens8183]

Believe it or not, most of this is real.

[@SquatCobbler-Cry]

Damn it's only 17 cents for one liter of gasoline were you are? That's awesome is like 70 cents here in America.

[@DannyBedo]

For context. This movie came out in the age of MTV’s Jackass, prank shows and satire, Sasha got people to say INSANE things out loud by just pretending to be an indistinguishable foreigner. The amount of homophobia, racism and hate that he got out of people by just pretending to be simple is fucking hilarious. This movie is insane 😂😂😂

[@UnnLykley]

tom green show and cky

[@TORQ111]

The money is a Jewish stereotype is your wondering why he had the money 😂

[@velociraptor3313]

The first time I saw this movie I was blown away by how weird, crazy and absurd it is. Also the fact that every single person in this movie is genuine. It's an insane watch, it also caused quite a stir when this movie came out. Lawsuits and all sorts of crazy stuff. If I ever met someone like Borat in real life well one I'd call the police and two I'd avoid him at all costs. I feel bad for suggesting this movie to you both, if you want something that is witty and absurd in a more thought provoking manner with a British sense of humour I recommend Monty Python. Anyway take care guys.

[@AABB-px8lc]

my mom is psycho too. They are fun no doubt, but sometime do extreme bad things and dont give a sht about other ppl literally, it is psycho "feature".

[@МаксимФилеев-о4и]

This film is so racist, but at the same time you can't but rewatch it

[@gregpetridis3762]

Borat spoke in Hebrew and Azamat spoke in Armenian.

[@anniesmolkin7685]

It was a mix of hebrew and gibberish I know hebrew

[@DrummerXero626]

Time for BRÜNO lol

[@M9012-v8g]

They don't know what they're getting into lol

[@duhduh14]

he also got Sued by everyone that appeared in this "documentary" 😭😭😭☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@hiramabiff2017]

Sadly not all Islamic countries are as cool as these guys. Only in Turkey can you now find the only large Jewish community living in a Islamic country when only a decade ago you could name over a dozen Islamic countries.

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

My maternal family are Lebanese jews. They left just before i was born in 1980. They had been in that area for centuries, if not millennia. I'd be shocked if there were any left in Lebanon today.😂

[@jaronlesonen227]

You should watch Ali G movie. Its same actor and as funny as Dictator

[@tonywoutrs]

Him acting like antisemite isn't really a statement. It's more a parody of existing issues. Just like how he was parodying how anti arab/iraqi americans were at the time with his speech which they clapped for.

[@im-gi2pg]

Too crazy!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@dastanalshev475]

I hope everyone here understands that whole move doesn't have anything connected to Kazakhstan, We don't live like that guys😂😂🇰🇿

[@Vlad.Larionov]

Great reaction! It is very interesting to see your detailed reaction to the film Robocop 1987. This is a cool movie 🦾🤖🔥 Do you have any plans to do it?

[@cypriothomolies]

Please dont think that is what christian churches are like. The type of church he went to is a heretical denomination that very, very few follow. He did it for the movie to make fun of them and their actions.

[@marisakennedy777]

I'm not a big fan of Borat movies because they can be raunchy, but they are funny. I haven't seen this one before, after watching your reaction, I think I will pass on watching the actual movie, I prefer clean humor. I think I've only seen the Dictator one in its entirety. That's funny he goes to a Pentacostal Church (just a guess, but I'm pretty sure I'm right ...if not, then it has to be some kind of televangelist weirdos), you can tell just by looking at them cuz they all crazy. At least all the Baptists, Catholics, and other Christians I know think Pentacostals are nutz. Thanks for the fun reaction though. I am learning a lot about the Algerian perspective. Here are some more movie recommendations: Simon Birch (1998, family comedy) Ocean's Eleven (2001, crime thriller) Sneakers (1992, thriller crime) Erin Brockovich (2000, drama) Tremors (1990, horror comedy) Alita: Battle Angel (2019, action sci-fi) The Net (1995, thriller action) Avatar (2009, sci-fi action) Contagion (2011, action thriller) Hackers (1995, thriller crime) No Reservations (2007, romantic drama) Anna and the King (1999, romance comedy) The Prestige (2006, suspense) The Maze Runner (2014, sci-fi action)

[@seraph6758]

People are smart ... just not very good at it.. 😂 🤷‍♂️ ... kinda better than a house tour imo 😅

[@bigdaddyeb56]

Habibi Brothers are My Brothers !!! Great Reaction

[@tamiramos5873]

That church looks like it was of the Pentecostal denomination.

[@Phuriusstilez]

He is trolling real people who don't know this is part of a movie

[@jansenart0]

The only thing that was staged was the Pamela Anderson encounter.

[@paulruano1903]

The initial "kazakhstan"-part.... was filmed in Romania. So he pissed of both the Kazakhstan people AND the romanian people.

[@platez81]

I love it how that upperclass think Borat is for real :D

[@M9012-v8g]

Please react to Brüno (2009) !!!

[@user-qo7ot6lf3z]

LoL this movie was rediculas😂😂😂😂😂

[@mmdiane]

Wait until to watch part 2 of Borat. Also, watch him in BRUNO and ALI G.

[@YoutubeCensorsYou]

Judging by how they reacted to obscene scenes here, I don't think they'll find Bruno funny. I think they'll just be disgusted by it.

[@YoutubeCensorsYou]

You were impressed by people's acting because they weren't acting; they were just being themsleves. They were all real people misled into thinking he was a genuine kazakh reporter, so they took him seriously while he made fools of them. I think only the Pamela kidnapping was staged. Obviously they didn't want to traumatize her or get criminally charged by not letting her know beforehand.

[@The-Weekend-Warrior]

Don't be surprised about the jew jokes... he is jewish as far as I know, so he FOR SURE doesn't hate jews :D

[@anniesmolkin7685]

That's why they don't hate Israel either ❤. Unless the person is power hungry but usually a jew will not hate Iarael.

[@janzizka9963]

It's a combination 😁 Some scenes are scripted but many scenes are pranked and confused people. Some really believed they do a real interview etc 🤣

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

Sacha Baron Cohen is such an underrated actor/performers

[@ComradeRick]

В Казахстане этот фильм запрещен. Многие местные оскорблены этим фильмом. Я считаю фильм получился забавным, никто же серьезно к этому не относится, это комедия, камон, проще надо быть. Хоть и шутки порой очень грязные.

[@petarvelic9663]

This is the best comedy movie ever for me.Also,they don't speak Russian.Ken Davitian,who plays Azamat Bahatov,speaks in Armenian,and Sascha Baron Cohen,who plays Borat,speaks back in Hebrew.He has jewish herritage because his mother was born in Israel by German Jewish parents.

[@danielp3289]

Azamat is definitely speaking Armenian but I think Borat is mostly speaking gibberish (there is probably some Hebrew mixed in)

[@koshakush]

A lot of these are not staged as a lot of people in America didn't know who Sasha Cohen / Borat was at that time. His show aired in the UK. He spoke about how dangerous it was to film the section with the national anthem. You can look up interviews where he talks about this. He also has another show called "Who is America" .

[@julienielsen4462]

I see many reactors doing this movie, was glad to see a condensed version lol. Imagine watching the whole thing.

[@rong2912]

This is the most hilarious movie ever

[@stevieb3077]

90% are not actors.

[@AlimUsendskiy]

Uzbekistan ambassador 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇵🇸

[@motatwo]

next movie, bruno?

[@The-Weekend-Warrior]

You should definitely watch Brüno then :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D: !!!!!!!! WATCH BRÜNO!

[@dannydixon6569]

Ok he has a couple more Very funny movies.. you have to watch Bruno next

[@arseneaultjohanne419]

There are so many vulgarities and insults in this film that it makes me not want to laugh. It's not the kind of "humor" I appreciate. I see that you too, just like me, feel certain discomforts.

[@Holilo7]

That's the point of this movie. Worked for you. Sarcasm, irony and dark humor. Intelligent satire that makes you think. Laughing with pain. It holds up a mirror to US society.

[@arseneaultjohanne419]

@@Holilo7 Yes, I can understand what you are saying. I wondered if my age (67) and my culture (I am a French-speaking Quebecer) played a role in the fact that I did not find this humor interesting. I have no problem with social criticism, I just think there are more subtle ways to do it. But well, I appreciate your comment, it allows me to see this film differently.

[@green_eggy]

"0.17, that's like one litre." Damn I wish

[@colly3333]

It’s a satirical film that explores American culture especially its prejudices and absurdities. I first watched the film in theaters in San Francisco, and the naked fight scene was one of the best moments. I remember everyone in the audience was laughing out loud throughout.

[@OnurIscen-i1l]

Salam aleikum rahmetullahi ve berekatühü

[@johnski4709]

Now you must watch his next movie: Bruno....

[@nathaliecha]

Your reaction is more funny than the movie. I loved it!

[@Sproogy]

In Kazakhstan they speak Kazakh

[@fwfeo]

Azamat is actually Armenian and was speaking Armenian and Borat was speaking Hebrew and they pretended to be speaking Kazakh which is a Turkic language! 🤷‍♂️

[@AChickandaDuck]

In 2012 when Khazak athlete Mariya Dmitriyenko won her gold medal at the 75 target event at the 10th Arab Shooting Championship in Kuwait, instead of hearing her country's national anthem, she heard a remake done by Borat. 😂😂😂 Kazakstan has since embraced the movie and even had a tourism campaign with the slogan “Kazakstan: It’s Nice!”

[@CaseyQ]

90 percent of this movie is real interactions and Sacha Baren Cohen is the most sued man on earth because of this film. A millennial american staple though.

[@TXHEN1]

Oh lord guys please remember their religious believes and morals b4 suggesting movies. This to them was like someone suggesting 2 girls one cup to the average American. The average American would not really like to see that.

[@philmakris8507]

You guys should check out TALLADEGA NIGHTS, THE LEGEND OF RICKY BOBBY

[@timothyfreeman97]

They look like the Pharisees and Saducees and the jewish hierarchy from every Jesus movie. God bless these two jewish brothers watching this movie 🙏

[@alexbadash4718]

when did they realize that the WHOLE MOVIE IS IN HEBREW lol! Sasha Baron Cohen is good ...

[@foljs5858]

It's using stereotypes (some not very far from the truth) of how "backwards" ex-soviet countries in the "-stans" area were. Also mixed with Balcan stereotypes (the village shown for example as Kazakhstan is Romanian gypsy village)

[@левыйФанатаКэнгана]

Қазақ болсам да, бұл кино мені күлдіреді😅(translation: even though I’m Kazakh, this movie makes me laugh 😅)

[@seosamh.forbes]

Most businesses especially big business has a set price but *slight* bartering is acceptable at smaller businesses if you know the person. For example at my small local business if the price is 21.35 and you only have 20 and I know you or like you, I can work with that. The price is 100 and you want to give me 90? No, absolutely not, under any circumstance.

[@jarrettenaope7038]

This Character, Unscripted actually exposes things like prejudices

[@roarinfireball]

Sacha spoke a mixture of Polish, and Hebrew to give both a Middle Eastern, and a Slavic touch to his character. Which is meant to fit the ascetic of Kazakhstan since it’s part of the Middle East, Russia, and Central Asia. Most Americans tend to be very ignorant of Muslim countries, and they won’t catch on to words like Yakshimash. Borat is a very ignorant, and offensive character. So it’s even funnier when he meets a real person who is genuinely ignorant, and bigoted. This movie exposed tons of people, holds the record for the most sued actor, got several people fired after getting exposed, and led to the divorce of Pamela Anderson.

[@steves2241]

Guys, this whole movie is real, there are no actors, it is not staged. Borat filmed it with real people, and he got sued over it multiple times. The only one who was an actor in the movie was Pam Anderson, she was In on it. Everyone else were just regular people in America. That's what makes it so funny.

[@philmakris8507]

There are going to be a lot of "what the fudges" and "what is this movie" in this reaction. 😅

[@il-danny-ll5588]

Sasha Baron Cohen uses a lot of stereotypes, some offensive, some embarrassing and uncomfortable to provoke all sorts of responses, from bigoted to straight up offended, I’m not sure you could handle Bruno, that film is so uncomfortable, but also hilarious, not many people know he’s acting a part and believe he’s a real person doing a documentary.