"Flight of the Conchords" stars Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement as the "digi-folk" band of the same name. They're from New Zealand - you know, not Australia - and they have come to New York to make it big. Of course, nobody knows them and they're broke ... "Fligh...

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Weitere Verfasser:	Bobin, James (RegisseurIn), Stewart, Patrick Alexander (Kameramann/frau), Clement, Jemaine (SchauspielerIn), MacKenzie, Bret (SchauspielerIn), Darby, Rhys (SchauspielerIn)
Format:	Video Software
Sprache:	Undetermined
Veröffentlicht:	[U.K.] Warner [o.J.]
Schlagworte:	DVD-Video
Zusammenfassung:	"Flight of the Conchords" stars Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement as the "digi-folk" band of the same name. They're from New Zealand - you know, not Australia - and they have come to New York to make it big. Of course, nobody knows them and they're broke ... "Flight of the Conchords" comes from the same lineage as Tenacious D - two mostly loserish musicians trying to make a living. But while Tenacious D was all testosterone and drive, "Flight of the Conchords" is a band that plays more laid-back (but no less hilarious) numbers. They have ambition to practice and be successful, but mostly they sleep or sit around or hang out. They are very Zen in their poverty and failure ... Both McKenzie and Clement have superb timing and an effortless way with brilliant, subtle jokes (they're also the writers). The series floats by like some lo-fi laugh fest captured by a documentary camera, but no doubt tons of work has gone into getting the tone exactly right. [www.sfgate.com]
Beschreibung:	[2 DVD] (360 Min.) dolby digital 2.0