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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › FUBAR_(film)FUBAR (film) - Wikipedia

    The lives of these Alberta everymen are brought to the big screen by documentarian Farrel Mitchner (Gordon Skilling), a young director who decides to take a look at Terry and Dean through a lens, exploring the depths of their friendship, the fragility of life, growing up gracefully, and the art and science of drinking beer "like a man".

  2. 01:16:00 ( 1 h 16 min ) la película completa en HD subtitulada en español. Filmada en video mega HD (Full HD 1080p / Cine / DVD 720p). Esta película ha sido distribuída internacionalmente bajo múltiples títulos. Fubar: A Documentary by Farrel Mitchner en Francia.

  3. (L-R): David Lawrence as Terry Cahill, Gordon Skilling as "Documentarian" Farrel Mitchner and Paul Spence as Dean Murdoch in FUBAR, an Odeon Films release.

  4. reelcanada.ca › film › fubarFubar - REEL CANADA

    These two mullet-sporting, beer-chugging Alberta-based headbangers are the subject of a fictional documentary by Ferral Mitchner (Skilling), a filmmaker who follows Terry and Dean as they explore the depths of their friendship through a series of unexpected twists and turns.

  5. www.superchannel.ca › show › 78180352Fubar | Super Channel

    18+. 80 min. 2002. Canada. English. Directed by Michael Dowse. David Lawrence, Paul Spence. Meet Dean and Terry, a pair of metalheads who have devoted their lives to the manly arts of drinking, appreciating the finer points of heavy metal, and breaking stuff.

  6. Las vidas de estos hombres de Alberta son llevadas a la gran pantalla por el documentalista Farrel Mitchner (Gordon Skilling), un joven director que decide mirar a Terry y Dean a través de una lente, explorando las profundidades de su amistad, la fragilidad de la vida, crecer con gracia, y el arte y la ciencia de beber cerveza "como un hombre".

  7. 24 de may. de 2002 · FUBAR received mixed reviews. On Rotten Tomatoes it has an approval rating of 55% based on reviews from 11 critics, with an average rating of 6.0/10. Paul Dale of The List gave it 3 out of 5 and wrote: "The gloriously stupid levels of debauchery reached in this film will have a strange resonance for anyone who lived through the Thatcherite bedsit stinkfest that was pre-Acid House Britain."