The Coexist Comedy Tour

2012
Not Rated
1h 30min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA comedy concert film designed to demonstrate religious coexistence goes awry when the Christian comic leaves the show and the producers must go in search of a replacement. The Coexist Comed... Tout lireA comedy concert film designed to demonstrate religious coexistence goes awry when the Christian comic leaves the show and the producers must go in search of a replacement. The Coexist Comedy Tour - What in God's name could possibly go wrong?A comedy concert film designed to demonstrate religious coexistence goes awry when the Christian comic leaves the show and the producers must go in search of a replacement. The Coexist Comedy Tour - What in God's name could possibly go wrong?

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Have seen this movie three times and still can see it again!! Well worth watching!!

My husband and I with our two college age children watched this movie, not just once but twice. The kids loved it, we all did!! Ranks up there will all the well-known comedy tours in the past but with a different comedic twist!! We Love Love this movie! I was very happy to see this movie at the Traverse City Winter Comedy Arts Festival in February!! John Fugelsang, the Christian comic was at the Comedy Festival and did a Q & A after the movie along with the Director, Producers and the Writer!

It was even better the third time I saw it!!

The first line of the movie: A Muslim, a Christian, a Hindu, a Buddhist a Jew, an Atheist, (and I'm sure I left one out!)walk in a bar!

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High drama in a strong comedy

A remarkably profane and often hilarious film, The Coexist Comedy Tour does one better and creates an absorbing drama. I just watched the film, with a director Q & A afterward, and enjoyed it greatly.

Director Larry Brand involves himself in the drama of a Christian comedian dropping out of a multi-religious comedy tour featuring a Jew, a Muslim, a Hindu, a Buddist and an Atheist. Brand's candid portrayal of himself, and the developing critical situation, helps create a narrative that pops. Standing out is Jewish comedian Moshe Kasher whose set is insanely funny. I can't believe this film won't elevate his career to something big.

Highly recommended.