Famille Fuccon : Rencontrez les Fuccon
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De la part des gens qui vous ont apporté des petites voitures et des téléviseurs grand écran... » Les Fuccons : rencontrez les Fuccons ! »
Préparez-vous Amérique! Les cinéastes japonais ont capturé la famille américaine en vidéo et l'image n'est pas jolie. Rencontrez les Fuccons, une famille typique de 2½ personnes inexplicablement transportée au pays du soleil levant. D'accord, peut-être qu'ils ne sont pas parfaits : papa est un peu raide et en bois, maman est en plastique et la tête vide et Mikey va bien, Mike est juste un petit idiot. Mais lorsqu'il s'agit de tenir bon face à cet environnement nouveau et étranger, la famille qui s'est constituée reste unie, et cela ne fait certainement pas de mal que les Fuccons aient la peau aussi épaisse, rigide et inflexible qu'ils le sont. Devenez fou de Fuccon avec ce succès international.
La télévision japonaise s'attaque avec bonhomie au stéréotype du laid américain avec la série à succès THE FUCCON FAMILY. Originaires d'une série de courts métrages exceptionnels du programme de variétés japonais VERMILLION PLEASURE NIGHT et finalement transformés en leur propre sitcom, les films de trois minutes suivent les aventures de poissons hors de l'eau d'une famille entièrement américaine vivant au Japon. qui se trouvent tous être des mannequins des années 1950. Cinglants satiriques et totalement hilarants, les Fuccons sont présentés dans cette collection de huit des meilleurs épisodes de la série.
Sorti en 2005, ADV Films
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