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Bustin Chops is a hilarious feature film based on the popular TV stunt series "AF." The story begins five years after Eugene Koekemoer and his crew of misfit stuntmen left the world of TV fame and started to work regular 9 to 5 jobs. Everybody seems to be doing fine--except Eugene. He misses the glory days, so he decides to make a feature-length stunt movie to impress Steven Spielberg when he visits South Africa. And Steven Spielberg isn't the only big movie producer on Eugene's list. He also courts South African movie mogul Johnny, played by Jonathan Pienaar (Blood Diamond). Eugene tracks Johnny to his favorite bar, where he plies him with beers and tells the tale of reuniting his stunt crew and convincing them to do outrageous stunts. The stunts are played out for Johnny and the viewer in laugh-out-loud flashbacks that range from fireworks in the front pants pocket, to baby crocodiles biting bare buttocks, to something they call "The Human Slingshot"--a jet-ski-powered flying raft with a man hanging on by his knuckles. Johnny is intrigued, but Eugene still has to employ every resource he has to get the movie sold, leading to even more outrageous behavior. Follow Eugene and his crew on a journey of blood, pain, and sorrow, as he attempts to pull off the biggest con in movie history.

Bonus Materials

• Deleted Scenes
• Outtakes & Bloopers
• Trailers
• Cast Interviews

Sales Points

• Based on the long-running hit TV series AF and Mullets (8 years, 100 episodes)
• South African theatrical hit
• Marketing campaign targeting young males and fans of extreme sports
• Perfect for “Jackass” fans -- really delivers!

Press Quotes

Bustin Chops had me in stitches. After some awesome video game references early on in the film, Bustin Chops automatically scored a gazillion points.

     —Yolanda Green, The Movies

This is one of those movies that you will want to watch twice. I'm already looking forward to the sequel.

     —Vicky Jankiewicz, South African Music Scene