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Lipstiek Dipstiek

1994Movie1 h 36 min

64
DecentGoodWatch score

A breakneck, quirky comedy movie about everyday modern life.

Good for friends night · party vibe · background watch

Skip it if graphic violence bothers you

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Not for scares, big ideas or warmth.

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Story

A sexual comedy without boundaries.

The story is about Poenie (Franscois Coertze) who burns his scrotum with a welding iron while working on his car and lands in hospital a few days before he is to marry the virgin Martie. This is the first mishap in a series of disasters and misunderstandings that provides many belly-clutching laughs. As Poenie's father Frikadel (Zak du Plessis) puts it, "Die seun sit sy voet uit die voordeur uit en dan is hy kniediep in die kak!"

Feels like

  • Raunchy Comedy
  • Physical Comedy
  • Cringe Humor
  • Absurdist Farce
  • South African Cinema
  • Misadventure Comedy
  • Gross-Out Humor
  • Low-Brow Entertainment
  • Slapstick

Cast

Crew

Everyone

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Facts

November 25, 1994 · 1 h 36 min · Sexual Content, Strong Language, Disturbing Imagery

Released
November 25, 1994
Runtime
1 h 36 min
Content
Sexual Content, Strong Language, Disturbing Imagery
Genres
Comedy
Original language
Afrikaans
Also spoken
English
Made in
South Africa

Q&A

4 questions, like "Is Lipstiek Dipstiek worth watching?"

Questions about Lipstiek Dipstiek

Quick answers from GoodWatch data.

Is Lipstiek Dipstiek worth watching?

64
DecentGoodWatch score

Opinions are mixed, with a GoodWatch score of 64 (IMDb 6.6).

Will Lipstiek Dipstiek make me laugh?

Very funny

Yes, a lot: the humor is mostly situational comedy (9 of 10) and slapstick (9 of 10).

Can I half-watch Lipstiek Dipstiek?

Easy watchDemanding

Yes: it's easy to follow, with complexity at only 3 of 10, and the viewing guide calls it good for background watching.

Is Lipstiek Dipstiek in English?

AfrikaansEnglish

No, it was made in Afrikaans, with some English.