Tripe

In this film, a family faces the absurdity of being terrorized by their father, who insists on serving tripe at every meal. The relentless repetition of this dish leads to a revolt among the children as they seek freedom from their father's oppressive culinary choices. However, the eldest son ultimately finds himself stepping into his father's role, creating a cycle of absurdity.

With a cast featuring John Meillon and Gary Waddell, Tripe offers a satirical look at family life and the complexities of generational roles. The film's blend of comedy and unsettling themes positions it as a noteworthy entry in the genre of black comedy from the late 1980s, appealing to fans of unconventional narratives and dark humor.