No party is complete without good alcohol. It brings the necessary dose of good mood into communication and erases the narrow boundaries of what is permitted in everyday life.<\/p>\n
Sometimes such feasts become the beginning of comical adventures. The films in this collection of \u201c10 Drunk Comedies\u201d are dedicated to such stories.<\/p>\n
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The film takes the viewer into the vibrant world of Puerto Rico in the stylish 50s. The film tells the story of journalist Paul Kemple. He enjoys life in the city of San Juan, where he had to move from New York. Here Paul can afford to be a bit of an alcoholic and a bit of a drug addict. He works for a local newspaper and doesn’t think about the future at all. The only thing that interests Paul is alcohol and women.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Rum Diary\u201d is a film adaptation of the famous, somewhat autobiographical, bestselling novel of the same name by Hunter S. Thompson<\/a>, author of another acclaimed novel, \u201cFear and Loathing in Las Vegas.\u201d<\/p>\n