We have a group of actors that know each other quite well, which means that they interact in an uncanny natural way. We also have a story that deals with a very real problem. Should the lowest and laziest be allowed to drag the rest down, or do we need to raise our expectations and demands? The satire is very much on point, and it works because it is far enough off that it works - it is still laughable. The humour is dark and as it should be, but probably not what non-Danish viewers will get right away. The production could have been better and less cluttered, and the audio is not done right. Obviously they wanted it gritty, but this just strikes me as if someone in audio production did not know what he/she was doing. The biggest let-down of this was not the film itself, it was its lack of promotion. It was non-existent at the time of the release.