This movie is basically supposed to be about Northfork, Montana, in 1955 and how that six men have to get rid of some hangers on in order to make room for a dam. Northfork has been around since 1776 but appears to be doomed. Unfortunately, the film is almost hopelessly impossible to follow. It goes from a dying orphan who claims to be an angel, to a group of people staying in a local house who wonder if he is telling the truth or not. One member of the group has two wooden hands and a female member has several safety pins pinned to her head. Some of these things receive no explanation at all which makes the movie hard to follow. At one point it snows in the house although there is no hole in the roof! Another example of a strange occurrence in the film takes place when the priest says he can’t forgive his faith with no further explanation as to what he means. The boy also claims to have had angel wings which were clipped but they are found to be duck, duck and goose feathers (get it?). If this film is supposed to be a game, I didn’t find it to be funny. One wonders if part of it is meant to be true, symbolic, or the hallucinations of story tellers who were a bit out of it when they wrote the plot.

At any rate, the film has strong language and partial female rear nudity during a sex scene and we cannot award it our Dove “Family-Approved” Seal as a family-friendly movie.