Noah Taylor, Romane Bohringer, Alex Menglet
Based on the humorous 1994 novel by John Birmingham, HE DIED WITH A FELAFEL IN HIS HAND is just as quirky as its name suggests. Set in various parts of Australia's east coast, the film stars Noah Tayl...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 5, 2005
Stats: 214 reviews
Dead roommate, pagans, skinheads, overdue rent, a suicidal bisexual female friend, and Nick Cave songs are a part of the lead characters' life as he drifts from place to place reluctant to settle down. Advise you to set your level of humor to "absurd" and guaranteed you'll enjoy...( read more)
Of the description, only this part is really wort focusing on:
''The resulting offbeat narrative takes a comic look at the themes of purposelessness, elusive direction, and the universal search for life's meaning.''
This movie, or should I say work of art, is great although t...( read more)
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Totally strange, quirky and so profound...we find a philosopher in the body of a misfit who seems to be a nomad more than anything else and all he wants is to find a home where he belongs it seems.
great movie, very funny, i recommend this for ANYONE who had shared a house in Australia, be warned though, it is very sinical.
Surprisingly funny and good. A bit like the old 90s movie 'Singles', but darker.
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