Norway A place loves Eye on American comedy sex Teen using, we graduated!

Dead and Tomme Tonner producers are still … but before entering the meeting in question, a little context.

Throughout the 1970's and 1980 Norwegian distributors were, shall we say, less creative, when titles versions lined American films made in Norwegian screens. Through this period practice was surprisingly simply give the film a title went assistance (film premise) and leave it at that. To the aircraft became assistance, we are Flying (Hjelp, flyr vi), National Lampoon vacation becomes Help, we must go on vacation (Hjelp vi ma pa ferie!) and it is TAP became - you guessed - Help, we are in the music biz (Hjelp vi er I popbransjen).

And now, feeling a predilection for the day, the guys at Euforia film produce a pair of new films from Hjelp on nothing as their preferred these days and the kind of movies that have the nickname of Hjelp slapped on them. Firstly the gate is Kenneth Olaf Hjellum Hjelp, vi er russ, Help, are graduates, which proves that a universal constant is secondary to children who would like to get laid.

Markus and Robert finally achieved their objective. 12 years of schooling are almost more and what they have learned isto be swept in unprecedented celebration. Their only problem is that they reside in the smallest and most swept dump Norway Odvag and silver wind that they record the celebration is nowhere is located. If the challenge is to bring together the largest celebration of graduation ever, without money. And course for scopes. The Markus targets is Caroline. The large attractive school.

With Truls, Kjell Arne Vigdis - or Owlis as Kjell Bjarne calls it, they dig on a wreck of a minibus, an abandoned barn. And with a minor financial contribution from the Yao Ming Chinese exchange student, it seems like they could not even on the road. The road to Nirvana: graduation in Stavanger!

The first teaser for has just arrived online and while it does not exist, in the form of subtitles you shouldn't really submarines to capture the spirit of the thing. Check it out below.

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