When Nige finds himself in a spot of bother after a series of unfortunate incidents, he is forced to ask Deano for help. The problem is Deano is not really the kind of guy you should turn to in a crisis. This film has got a lot of good bits. It's got bogans and penguins and toasted sandwiches. It's got a ginger cat and best mates. It's got a really little dolphin. It's got wicked t-shirts and hand brake skids. It's got sea lions. It's got a really cool lighthouse. And it's got Hamish Blake and Bret Mckenzie. The film follows Nige (Mckenzie) and his best mate Deano's (Blake) riotous misadventures as they struggle with their imploding long-term friendship which has been put under pressure by an unfortunate accident involving a hot meat pie, the quiet town of Invercargill and the untimely death of a Scandinavian soccer star. Nige chucks the dead body in a nearby road works hole and runs to Deano for help. Trouble is, Deano's not really the guy you should turn to in a crisis.