Swiss Army Man

Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert direct this film starring Daniel Radcliffe and Paul Dano that explores the friendship emerged between a lonely, lost man, and a corpse. Both begin a surreal trip back home, which is fraught with the flatulence that continues to release this zombie stomach problems and a constant erection.

The film, released for the first time at the Sundance Film Festival, surprised a divided audience among which we found those who left the room and those who claimed to enjoy the madness of a very different undead story. The directors, trying to clarify the flatulence issue, said that they thought the idea, that came up as a joke of Radcliffe, was so brilliant as to qualify his own film as a "fart-drama".