Slightly daft, slightly dark and definitely very juvenile, this is a film about four kids (heavily disguised as inept gangsters in their thirties) who find their true selves in a rural shack in the forest.Apart from being couch potatoes watching RICH MAN POOR MAN episodes there isn't much to do while they consider what next and how to escape with the money they've stolen from a big city crim. Barcelona is a possibiliy but in the meantime...The four are nicely differentiated: their leader first succumbs to the rural idyll and decides to turn the dump into a restaurant, the cokehead learns to prefer beer, the guy with the gun fetish (all fizz and firecrackers) learns to hunt (and to cook but this may be only an approximation) and the fourth, well, he learns to enjoy himself as himself without being bossed around by his girlfriend Hanne.The locals are even more bizarre than the transported gangsters.The plot is reasonably predictable (the writer/director has since made more sophisticated films with many of these actors) but the flavour of the piece is what makes it original and funny. He has a talent for dialogue which is character laden and also comic in its ridiculousness.This goes nicely with a few beers and a meat pie.If you like this you'll like THE GREEN BUTCHERS and ADAM'S APPLES.All the performances are outstanding.