Kick the Cock

About This Movie

Kick the Cock, directed by Tinto Brass, blends quirky humor with a distinctly European flair. The film dives into the whimsical side of life, offering a satirical take on social norms and relationships. The pacing is a bit uneven, but it lends to the spontaneous feel of the narrative. There’s a playful atmosphere, with some bold performances that really capture the essence of the characters. Practical effects and some cheeky visuals add a layer of charm, embodying that classic Brass style. It’s like watching a cheeky postcard come to life, where the absurd meets the mundane in a way that only European cinema seems to pull off. It’s definitely a film that stands out in his oeuvre.

quirky humor with a European flair · bold performances · practical effects add charm