Going Berserk

Year: 1983

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: English

Director: David Steinberg

Comedy

John Bourgignon, a drummer‑chauffeur who is about to marry a U.S. senator’s daughter, spends the days before his wedding crossing paths with a sleazy film director, the charismatic leader of an aerobics cult, and an assortment of other eccentric characters, leading to a series of wild and unpredictable encounters.

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