Bruno is not your ordinary comedy movie. It’s more of a reality-comedy movie.

Bruno the movie has lots of scenes shot in real life. This means that the production, director, and even Bruno himself immersed into the crowd in a real event. It’s nothing like a staged thing like what is usually done for movies.

One example – the Milan Fashion Show.

The scene showing Bruno on the stage of the Milan Fashion Week is real. The crew sought all credentials to gain entrance to the event. Then Cohen went backstage and slipped into his Bruno attire and went straight into the runway. The result? The security personnel took the actor to the police, who in turn, handcuffed him and sent him to jail.

There were other real-life scenario in the film, such as the Israeli mob, the hotel room chase, and the fight night kiss.

If you were in to reality TV, Bruno is definitely worth watching.

The Bruno movie premiered in Perth last night and it was one big red carpet event indeed. It’s the most fashionable movie of the year, perhaps of all time, as guests arrived in all splendour. There’s one who even wore a tutu to the premiere.

Models, TV personalities, football players, fashion designers, VIP’s, the media, and anybody who is somebody in Perth were all present at the event. Their presence  made the Innaloo movie megaplex a big house party.

The event’s hosts are Nathan and Nat of the Nova’s Breakfast. The movie was all fun indeed, but the real entertainment happened even before the movie had started playing. Who wouldn’t have fun in the company of Austria’s most famous fashion journalist anyway?