Mondo Crappo

Mondo Crappo

An offensively realistic look at the world we live in. See the 9.000 forbidden scenes. All from real life.

2010 · 6 min · Comedy, Documentary

Warning, this film contains shocking and explicit scenes of violence and sexual depravity! See the world as you never have seen it before! And probably won't ever do again.

Directed by Nils Härgestam · Written by Nils Härgestam

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