Fifty-fifty

Fifty-Fifty by Oddvar Bull Tuhus is a Norwegian road movie about a fictive band. Some youngsters decide to start a band. Sad to say, the film feels clichéd, nad is filled with bad acting. The dialogue is very poor, due to a rather bad script, and humourous dialog doesn't function. It's actually always way off. The film also lacks the drive to make us interested. The script tries hard, but fails in delivering even the faintest realistic atmosphere. Even the music feels contrived. Visually the film is OK, but the film is an example on how bad Norwegian movies were at the time. Some years later, the Norwegian film industry took grip, and started making films which also got international attention. This, however, is not at all a proud moment.