Klown is a Danish comedy film that follows the misadventures of Frank and his friend Casper as they embark on a canoe trip with Frank's young nephew Bo. Though they are initially reluctant to take on the responsibility of looking after Bo, they eventually agree to bring him along.
As they make their way down the river, Frank and Casper engage in a series of wild and often inappropriate behaviors, such as drinking and flirting with women, much to the dismay of Bo and their partners back home.
Meanwhile, tensions mount as Frank's girlfriend discovers that he plans to attend the Skanderborg Festival without her, and Casper's wife grows increasingly suspicious of their activities.
As the trip continues, Frank and Casper's reckless behavior leads to a number of mishaps and conflicts, culminating in a chaotic and hilarious finale.
Throughout the film, Klown raises questions about the responsibilities of parenthood and the importance of setting a good example for children. It also features a number of cringe-worthy moments and outrageous humor, making it a modern classic of Danish comedy.
