Rumba

Dom and Fiona are teachers at a rural school. He teaches physical education, she teaches English. They are married and have a passionate love for one more thing - dance. Dance, specifically Latin American dance, is an absolute love for them. They even have trophies from competitions. And they have just returned from one such competition. Unfortunately, they encounter a suicide in the form of Philippe Martz, who, by the way, is their long-term collaborator in film and appears in all three of their films. Because of the suicide, they have an accident. Fiona loses a leg, and Dom loses his memory. This truly tragic event is the foundation for further comedic storylines such as the burning down of their house, separation, etc. I know it doesn't sound very funny, but the humor of the trio of creators and the two main protagonists is simply so unique that you will enjoy every minute of their performance. This is actually a performance, only the set is much more magnificent than on theater stages. I laugh out loud at their films, I laugh at the absurdity and lightness with which they present scenes. They are simply unique. They know how to transfer what they have done their whole lives to a slightly different medium and how to sell it. You will either like them, or none of their films will interest you. It's up to you and your sensitivity. Give it a try, you'll see. More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2012/08/parmeni-krysy-z-temnot-mi-4-blazniva.html (26.02.2013)