The Rubberbandits scathing, surreal and gloriously irreverent recounting of the context behind and the events of the Easter Rising of 1916 for the centenary of the insurrection is a fantastic watch. The two are a painfully underrated pair and they approach the task of covering the insurrection with a wildly disrespectful abandon - throwing the whole notion of celebrating it into an existential spiral. I would happily have the bag-wearing beasts covering any and all subjects in this way, which they sort of did with the "Guide to Everything" a year or so later. Either way, it's now seven-odd years since this and I feel more need to see it and appreciate it.
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