Being Canadian

The film constructs its exploration through a lens of self-deprecating humor, relying on the contrast between the global fame of its interviewees and the nation's stereotypical modesty. Cohen uses these conversations not as definitive answers, but as springboards for a playful deconstruction of clichés.

What lingers after the credits is a surprisingly warm and witty road trip that demystifies clichés while leaving a fondness for a culture that apologizes for its own existence. — MovieFinder Editorial