Because it's a mockumentary, the plot is ultra sparse, yet it is difficult not to like Shane Jacobson's portrayal of Kenny, and let's face it the film has it's more than fair share of funny moments. Crikey, Jacobson even won the 2006 AFI award for best actor. However, I don't think this film is in the same class as, for example, "The Castle" or even "The Dish" due to the nature of it's comedy. But it doesn't matter as it's a fun film that everyone, except young children (coarse language), will enjoy. I hope that this spearheads a resurgence in Aussie cinema that has been in a state of steady decline for many years.
Review of Kenny
