Not being from BC, I think I might have missed the point of this film. I think this film was supposed to be a social commentary on something, but it was lost on me as I didn't really like any of the characters, mostly owing to the fact they were two dimensional stereotypes who don't develop in any way, shape or form.
The plot of this story is simple. Two people (the stereotypical good-guy ravers) want to throw a party, but they don't have the space. To spread the word, they enlist the help of Shaggy (a stereotypical stoner) and one of their friend's girlfriend (a stereotypical lesbian). Along the way, they're hounded by a night club owner (who is stereotypically evil) to use his place for their party because he owes money to a gang guy, I guess, who is stereotypically eviller.
Sometimes, I just feel like denouncing BC as part of Canada.
The plot of this story is simple. Two people (the stereotypical good-guy ravers) want to throw a party, but they don't have the space. To spread the word, they enlist the help of Shaggy (a stereotypical stoner) and one of their friend's girlfriend (a stereotypical lesbian). Along the way, they're hounded by a night club owner (who is stereotypically evil) to use his place for their party because he owes money to a gang guy, I guess, who is stereotypically eviller.
Sometimes, I just feel like denouncing BC as part of Canada.
