Across the Andes by Frog

The film follows explorer Walter Snetterton and his party as they venture into the Andes to test his theory that frogs can climb mountains. When the Cup Final leads to his men abandoning him, Snetterton is left with only an agile elderly lady as his guide. As the plot unfolds, Snetterton's fate takes a turn, but the frogs manage to escape and prove his theory right by reaching Mexico City.

This unique comedy blends adventure with absurdity, showcasing the quirky situations that arise when ambition meets the unexpected. The film is a testament to the charm of British comedy from the 1970s, making it an interesting watch for fans of the genre and the era. Michael Palin’s involvement adds a layer of appeal for those who appreciate his distinct comedic style and storytelling approach.