Bruno

Bruno, a flamboyant Austrian fashion reporter, introduces his outrageous talk show, 'Funkyzeit Mit Bruno.' His antics include inviting guests to engage in wild stunts, showcasing the over-the-top nature of his persona and the fashion industry.

In September 2008, Bruno disrupts the prestigious Milan Fashion Week by strutting down the catwalk in a Velcro suit. The suit hilariously entangles other models and props, leading to chaos and marking a pivotal downfall in his career.

Following the Milan incident, Bruno faces heartbreak when his pygmy flight attendant lover, Diesel, leaves him for another man. This personal loss worsens his situation as he becomes blacklisted from European fashion events.

Undeterred by the setbacks, Bruno embarks on a quest to become the biggest Austrian superstar since Hitler. He is joined by his assistant's assistant, Lutz, and the two set out to revitalize Bruno's career in Hollywood.

In Hollywood, Bruno attends an audition but fails miserably, leaving agent Lloyd Robinson unimpressed. His desperate attempts to demonstrate his talent result only in ridicule, further complicating his journey.

Bruno decides to host a celebrity interview show and invites Paula Abdul for a sit-down. The interview spirals into absurdity when Abdul ends up sitting on a naked man, making headlines as Bruno's reputation suffers further.

Trying to regain his footing, Bruno produces a pilot filled with outrageous stunts, including an erotic dance. The focus group brutally critiques the pilot, stating it is 'worse than cancer,' leading him to question his approach.

In a misguided attempt at fame, Bruno meets Congressman Ron Paul, mistakenly believing him to be a drag queen. This encounter descends into chaos as Bruno's antics continue to reflect his tone-deaf approach to serious matters.

Bruno consults PR experts and decides to tackle the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, seeking publicity amid his misguided intentions. His attempts to mediate peace talks result in nothing but ridicule and confusion, demonstrating his lack of understanding.

Bruno's misguided journey takes him to a Palestinian refugee camp, where he inadvertently insults a militant leader. This reckless encounter puts him in peril, showcasing the consequences of his obliviousness.

In an outrageous attempt to garner media attention, Bruno adopts a child model. However, his ludicrous decision leads to intervention from social services, creating more chaos in his already tumultuous life.

As Bruno faces a personal crisis regarding his identity, he tries absurd methods to appear straight, including joining the National Guard. These misguided efforts culminate in a humorous transformation as he presents himself as 'Straight Dave'.

Bruno hosts a wild cage-fight match as 'Straight Dave,' where his antics unexpectedly rekindle his romance with Lutz. The event serves as a turning point in his journey, blending humor and chaos.

With newfound fame from the cage fight, Bruno decides to produce a charitable anthem titled 'Dove of Peace.' He enlists music legends hoping to make a bold statement, reflecting his chaotic yet determined efforts to regain control of his life.