Hilarious, awesome concept; a fat, spastic nerd accosts a frigid older woman in the supermarket who works as a film censor, and humorously, sarcastically thanks her for her tireless, self-sacrificing work, using effective arguments and great verbal quips. And then things get even better with several flashy and colorful musical numbers on censorship, inspired by ABBA tracks. Much funnier, entertaining, and even enlightening than full-length documentaries on the same subject. Terrific stuff.

Amusing Singaporean anti-censorship medley.

"I'm truly amazed by the way you reedit certain films, the frequent jump cuts in the editing pays homage to the new French wave kind of editing. Would you consider giving editing classes in a film school you were given the opportunity?"