Tribes & Tribulations: The Unfiltered Tale



Tagline
Find your fin, find your fate!
Description
Dive into a fin-tastic journey of laughter and self-discovery with 'Tribes & Tribulations: The Unfiltered Tale', a mockumentary that follows the whimsical quest of a bumbling athlete, played by Charl-tuna Heston, and a dreamy bartender, portrayed by Albacore Guinness. Set in a lush jungle during the pre-colonial era, this humorous romp directed by the visionary John Fawn, features Bill Halibuter in a transformative role that scales new heights of comedy. As our heroes navigate the wilds of the untamed jungle, they'll learn that sometimes, to find your place in the school of life, you have to swim against the current!
MpaaRating
PG
PopularityScore
5.40
ReleaseDate
11/11/2021
Genre
Mockumentary
Director(s)
Cast

Critic Reviews

7.30
In the sea of film, 'Tribes & Tribulations: The Unfiltered Tale' certainly makes a splash with its gill-arious antics and shore-fire charm. The film's buoyant wit, carried by Charl-tuna Heston's fin-omenal performance, coupled with Albacore Guinness's dreamy pours, concocts a cocktail of comedy that's pleasantly potent. John Fawn's direction is like a breath of fresh tropical air, steering the narrative through the jungle thickets with the ease of a dolphin navigating a coral reef. And let's not forget Bill Halibuter, who emerges as the clownfish of the cast, delivering belly laughs that rival the bubbling of a fish tank's aerator. Embark on this swim through pre-colonial times, where the water's warm, the puns are cool, and the moral bubbles to the surface with the grace of a blowfish in bloom. While the film may not be the king of the cinematic ocean, it's certainly the clown prince, offering a current of wit that's sure to reel you in, hook, line, and sinker. For those willing to cast their nets into these comedic waters, 'Tribes & Tribulations' is a catch worth the bait. So, grab your snorkels, film aficionados—this is one underwater escapade where the laughs are as bountiful as the sea is deep.
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