This film was surprisingly straight-forward for Korine, but still considerably odd and beautiful. The plot centered on a Michael Jackson impersonator who meets a Marilyn Monroe impersonator, played by a completely foxy Samantha Morton. The two of them make a connection with one another, and she invites Michael to a commune populated entirely by other impersonators, Charlie Chaplin, Abe Lincoln, Madonna, etc.

I completely loved this movie, and was caught off guard by how optimistic and whimsical it was, plus Harmony Korine was there for a Q & A, that not only included a story about why Austin makes Harmony think of butter, but also, yet another amazing Werner Herzog story.