Few Movies that Questions Taboo in America

Rating: 10/10 (24 December 2006)

The movie is a disarming view of a local villager from Kazhakstan who is an absolute fool that somehow exposes the most deepest taboos in America, from feminist, evangelists, gays, blacks etc. He shows the dividing country of U.S. stiffness by exposing his own sense of cultural stupidity. This is one of those rare gems that should exposed America's deepest problems a long time a go and that the idea of "political correctness" and liberalism is just a pie in the sky. Done quite well in the style of Monty Pythons' movie and a pure comedic movie that I wish should earn an academy award for its disarming honesty - a rare trait in these times and something that should have been done a long long time ago. Only All in the Family came close, but that was just a lip service, here we see a cultural shock, U.S. cultural shock rather than the other way around. Brilliant and unique in its approach, and likely to be of a cult movie in years to come.