Fuccon-Familie: Lernen Sie die Fuccons kennen
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Von den Leuten, die Ihnen kleine Autos und Großbildfernseher gebracht haben ... „The Fuccons: Lernen Sie die Fuccons kennen!“
Machen Sie sich bereit, Amerika! Japanische Filmemacher haben die amerikanische Familie auf Video festgehalten, und das Bild ist nicht schön. Lernen Sie die Fuccons kennen, eine typische zweieinhalbköpfige Familie, die aus unerklärlichen Gründen in das Land der aufgehenden Sonne versetzt wurde. Okay, vielleicht sind sie nicht perfekt: Papa ist ein bisschen steif und hölzern, Mama ist plastisch und hohlköpfig und Mikey geht es gut, Mike ist nur ein kleiner Idiot. Aber wenn es darum geht, angesichts dieser neuen und fremden Umgebung standhaft zu bleiben, bleibt die Familie, die zusammengefunden hat, zusammen, und es schadet sicherlich nicht, dass die Fuccons so dickhäutig, starr und unflexibel sind, wie sie nur sein können. Machen Sie Fuccon verrückt mit diesem internationalen Hit.
Das japanische Fernsehen greift mit der erfolgreichen Show THE FUCCON FAMILY gutmütig das Klischee des hässlichen Amerikaners auf. Die dreiminütigen Filme, die ursprünglich aus einer Reihe toller Kurzfilme in der japanischen Varietésendung VERMILLION PLEASURE NIGHT entstanden und schließlich in eine eigene Sitcom überführt wurden, erzählen von den Fisch-aus-dem-Wasser-Abenteuern einer rein amerikanischen Familie, die in Japan lebt – die allesamt Schaufensterpuppen aus den 1950er-Jahren sind. Die Fuccons werden in dieser Sammlung von acht der besten Episoden der Serie beißend satirisch und äußerst urkomisch vorgestellt.
Veröffentlicht 2005, ADV Films
Region : Region: 1 (USA & Territorien, Kanada)
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