He is provocative and quirky, but also a genius of humor. Sacha Baron Cohen, a brilliant English and American television comedian, made the move to the cinema with two of his characters: Ali G and Borat. Who does not remember the hilarious adventures of the anti-Jewish reporter in the United States?
Now, Baron Cohen returns with another of his impossible and hilarious characters: Bruno. An Austrian Nazi homosexual, -curious combination-, and who is dedicated to being a reporter specialized in interviewing glamorous celebrities and the most homophobic.
Again, Cohen will try to paint a portrait of the good-thinking and sometimes smelly American society, exposing many of its phobias, unscrupulousness and hypocrisy. Borat made, perhaps unintentionally, a portrait of the deep America, of the intrahistory of society and of how the appearances of the "politically correct" are kept, while maintaining a rather retrograde thought with according to what things.
Bruno, who still does not have a release date, although it is expected to be in October, does not have a definitive title, but it will surely burst the box office after the passage of cyclone Borat, which left some of the funniest scenes to be seen in the history of cinema. remember lately.
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