The Trip

Year: 2011

Runtime: 109 min

Language: Norwegian

Director: Michael Winterbottom

Comedy

During a publicist-arranged press junket to review restaurants in Scotland, comedian Steve Coogan finds himself reluctantly paired with actor Rob Brydon. What begins as a culinary adventure quickly evolves into an unexpectedly hilarious road trip. The pair engage in playful competition, showcasing impressive impressions and sharp-witted banter while navigating the challenges of fame, friendship, and the anxieties of approaching middle age.

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