Picture: The picture was presented in 1.66:1 widescreen color. The colors were somewhat muted but that was fitting for the situation of the movie and bright/happy colors wouldn't have seemed right. For the most part, the picture wasn't bad considering it was a first time film, made in Norway, by a student.

Sound: The sound was 2.0 in Norwegian with fixed subtitles. It was clear enough but the volume on the vocals was set a bit too low. Turning up the volume made the other sounds a bit too high but it wasn't so bad that I'd suggest it more than a nuisance (and even then, only once in awhile).

Extras: There were 10 chapter stops and a double sided dvd cover.

Final Thoughts: I thought the movie was fun to watch and had some real replay value although I'd be lying if I suggested that the director (who also co-wrote the screenplay) didn't miss some real opportunities at times. Each time I've watched it, I've walked away with a little more insight and it has always left me smiling. I wasn't familiar with any of the foreign cast members but each of them did a great job in their respective roles. If you're looking for another little gem from the folks at Vanguard, this was at least worth renting.