Doggg and Tak's dreams come true when they travel to Munich for the Oktoberfest. The two best friends start their adventure with joy and enthusiasm. But at the entrance to endless fun and drunken revelry, Doggg struggles with his intentions to stay sober so he can prove to his wife that he's not an alcoholic. While one tempting mug of beer after another passes Doggg's thirsty eyes, Tak enjoys getting drunker and drunker. Finally, the moment of truth arrives when Doggg's willpower is put to the test.
Even though the topic of a struggling alcoholic is quite serious, "The Fest" manages to portray it in a very humorous way. Though the overall acting isn't quite Oscar-worthy and the plot clearly lacks any depth and is somewhat dumbed down, there are many ways to enjoy this goofy comedy. The main attraction is the two loveable protagonists who are refreshingly full of energy and foolishness. It keeps you riveted to the screen, wondering what silly encounters and dialogues they'll have next. While the humour's partly so stupid it's funny, there are some quick-witted disputes in between that will make you grin.
Even though the topic of a struggling alcoholic is quite serious, "The Fest" manages to portray it in a very humorous way. Though the overall acting isn't quite Oscar-worthy and the plot clearly lacks any depth and is somewhat dumbed down, there are many ways to enjoy this goofy comedy. The main attraction is the two loveable protagonists who are refreshingly full of energy and foolishness. It keeps you riveted to the screen, wondering what silly encounters and dialogues they'll have next. While the humour's partly so stupid it's funny, there are some quick-witted disputes in between that will make you grin.