Women are expected to enjoy watching this film more, because of the many DJs and sexy voices in it; the limited shots are much less than imagined.
The main line is simple: a gang of DJs run their own private radio stations on boats on the high seas, playing rock music, swearing and picking up girls. Generally rock movies are told from the musician's point of view, this is a rare film that has been told from the DJ's point of view.
The director was either flying high or drinking high, and the whole film smelled of leaves. I don't know why people are moved. Hippie things are not very serious emotionally, and Lele is over. The director and actors probably didn't want to move anyone.
In addition, the male protagonist is dressed like a refused band.
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