It's supposed to be a comedy. I didn't laugh once.

I'm Danish, but i'm writing this in English so as many people can avoid this as possible.

We rented this movie online expecting two known skit-comedy actors to actually make a decent movie, but what it ended up as was a depressing sad tale that made you feel uncomfortable and want to stop watching. I'm guessing it's a great lesson of why not to join a swinger club.

Even some of the worst cliché run of the mill Danish comedy movies will make you laugh twice as much as i did watching this, which isn't saying a whole lot considering the previous statement that I didn't laugh once.

I recommend a slew of other comedies over this, even if you've already watched them, it's better to re-watch those movies a hundred times than to sit through this.

Don't watch this film.

The two stars I give for the camera work, audio, lighting, editing and acting.

But when your story completely fails to achieve what you set out to do, ae, make a comedy, and ends up giving the opposite reaction.

The first feature film by director Mikkel Munch-Fals had in Danish the title "Beautiful People". This one could have the title "Boring People". A bunch of middle-aged couples who have nothing but memories of not realized dreams pretend to escape from their daily routines by taking refuge in a swinger club. Here they think they are stripped from conventions. However, even their hanky-panky follows predefined rules which tell them when and where to feel liberated. One weekend a young couple arrives and thus the usual rules of the play are challenged. This challenge can prompt different reactions. One of the men thinks he needs to show off as stallion, another one believes that he has fallen in love and starts dreaming immediately about undigging his buried youthful dreams. (The script is mainly interested in the sexuality of the male protagonists. The women are shaggable garnish, maybe also part-time lesbians.) This could lead to tragic, dramatic, comic or even ironic situation. The script focuses almost exclusively on embarrassing aspects. There is a tendency in Danish cinema, especially when it is intended for the home market, to understand the vulgar as border-crossing. Especially the Klown series is notorious in exploring how disgusting they can be and still be loved by the audience. Munch-Fals follows this track. This is intended as funny. Yes, this film was labeled as comedy, but when I saw it, nobody in the audience laughed even once. There are some good performances in this film, but even they cannot make this film and its cliché-stuffed script memorable.

I really liked this movie. This was a convention of some swinging couples in a private club for swinging. What missing in this movie was sexual relation of those couples besides one short scene.women in that scene did not even take of swimming suit and bathrobe when having sex with a man. For me this was the only lack of this movie. I am sure if the director was gaspar noe,this movie would be much different and full w,ith the explicit sexual relation. Therefore Ii give 7 of 10.