Down to the last shirt. Comedy by S. Sinclair/A. McCarten This New Zealand cult comedy from 1987 has long since begun its triumphal march across the world's stages: The story of the five amiable and characterful normal people who make a virtue of their need and do not shy away from the bare facts has already been translated into 12 languages and won numerous awards.

Five friends are sitting in their local pub and no longer understand the world. Ever since their business fell victim to structural change, they have been without work, without prospects and without any support in life other than the beer handle at the bar. So it's high time they liberated themselves from their precarious role as victims! And one of the friends actually has the idea that saves the day: make big money with striptease! But it's not just hard work, it's also a real test for their male friendship. The six wannabe Chippendales are supported by a highly motivated former revue dancer, who is supposed to prepare the newly founded stripper group for their journey through the wet dreams of women - without any model measurements or dancing talent! Will the friends' plan work? And will the six of them go to extremes?