Entertaining idie film out of Botswana.

The humor is so South African it hurts, it might not be for everyone, but those who understand its quirks and the absolute absurdity of its often over-the-top slapstick will have a great time. Wonderfully charismatic performances, the beauty of the African plains, and some stupid-funny jokes make it a timeless classic for many. Subtract twenty points if you aren't South African, but otherwise this film hits nearly all the right marks.

The producers must have been really inspired with this movie. It's innovative and yet funny.

Not my cup of tea.

Average annoying slapstick ruins this from being too memorable. Other than its place in history, of course. It's a shame.

When a pigmy finds a coke bottle and goes on a quest, it can only mean one thing: a comic adventure in Africa. I have good memories of this film, but there are a lot of other comedies around that do more justice to the genre.

This was a brilliant fish-out-of-water story, as well as an anthropological study of the disruptive powers of introduced technology.