This is a 27-minute short film by writer and director Morten Lindberg from almost 25 years ago. It's a Danish film, but don't worry the language is English and here and there a phrase German. It is basically the African American version of the Entreprise as a bunch of homosexual Blacks travel across the universe and do their best to get rid off female oppression. That means females oppressing males. They reach Planet Earth and are shocked with what they see. Males and females kissing? What is wrong with these people. They focus on Russia and Germany (including some local stereotypes and music) and help the people fight back against feminazis.Well.. I have to say the whole premise is so weird. But admittedly, it is also creative. Unfortunately, the gags got old pretty quickly, so this should have run for 10 minutes max. Maybe I'd have given it a 6/10 this way. However, it stops being funny pretty quickly. Still, I applaud the filmmakers for this project. It's a slap in the face in those who keep reminding everybody of political correctness 24/7. And after all, it's okay for black people to say the N word, isn't it? So those gays in this video should totally be allowed doing it. By the way, it's interesting to see how the term gay already stood for homosexuals back in 1991. I remember the old days where it meant nothing but "playful" or "happy". Oh my.. people were so harmless back then. Now the only thing really missing from this short film would have been if the crew were all Jews. Anyway, not a good watch really. Starts to drag pretty quickly, so I can't recommend it, even if the film certainly has its pros, which I stated before.

This is a work of art. The cast was well thought out and the names given to them were genius. The screenplay was fabulous, and the actors were ambidextrous. There is no reason why you shouldn't see this movie. The plot was ingenious, and the entire movie was just awesome. Having the women eliminated from earth was an interesting concept. Its sci-fi qualities, including ray-guns and spaceships, was quite appealing. Having the color go from black and white to color, showing the earth being freed from women, was a smart decision by Lindberg. This is just like in "the Wizard of Oz." Overall, the only way of knowing how good this movie is is to watch it yourself.

This film is about a group of extra terrestrial gay black men exterminating females on Earth, in order to create a gay Universe.I watched it with the intent of seeing how bad it was. Still, I was shocked at how bad it was. It looked more like a film made 50 years ago. The acting, if any, is ultra bad. The sets and props are so ridiculously fake, making any college film look mega budget. And the special effects are laughably simple, indeed jaw dropping as others have commented, but jaw droppingly embarrassing.One has to be severely intoxicated, or in an altered state of consciousness in order to appreciate this film. If I was from Denmark, I would be severely embarrassed and humiliated that my countrymen produced such a horrifyingly bad film.

i abhor all these comments on whether this movie is supposeed to be "funny" this is an honest and sincere portrayal of an intelligent and sensitive culture that you simply failed to understand. the subtle drama of being gay, being black, and being in outer space. this poignantly short masterpiece captures better than any other movie i've seen the true, and compassionate nature of higher beings from a more advanced sexual realm.obviously this was never meant to be comedy, and could never be mistaken as such except by crude, illiterate, non-homosexual earth people. perhaps to you, the idea of an advanced civilization based on higher concepts like gay love, and rectal exploration should be a joke. but to the civilised universe, where triforce anal probes and flavored lubrication jelly form the basis of enlightened philosophy, these things are a way of life, and this movie is anelegant portrayal of that life.