Movie spotlight
Nothing to Declare
Three young men are forced to leave their country and jointly end up in the cargo hold of a truck setting course for Europe. During their bizarre journey they share stories and dreams, in a remarkable visualisation of the refugee crisis. Moments of friendship, warmth and intimacy come together with the horrible reality. In this twilight zone between a new and an old existence, the question is whether they will reach their final destination.
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Plot Summary
Nothing to Declare is a sketch comedy series featuring a variety of humorous scenarios and characters. The show often relies on observational humor, satire, and absurd situations to entertain its audience. Each episode presents a collection of distinct comedic bits.
Critical Reception
As a sketch comedy series, Nothing to Declare generally received moderate to positive reviews, with critics often highlighting its sharp writing and the cast's versatility in portraying diverse characters. However, like many sketch shows, some sketches were more successful than others, leading to a variable reception across episodes.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its inventive and often surreal comedic scenarios.
Appreciated for the cast's ability to embody a wide range of distinct characters.
Some reviews noted that the quality of sketches could be inconsistent.
Google audience: Audience reception is not extensively documented publicly, but general sentiment suggests appreciation for the show's unique comedic voice and its ability to generate laughter through unexpected situations.
Fun Fact
The show was originally developed for the BBC before its eventual broadcast.
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