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Party Queens follows Hampus Klang, a middle-aged man who balances his passion for hard rock music with chicken farming. The film captures his journey as he performs on big rock stages while also competing for accolades in poultry exhibitions. Klang's dual life serves as a unique lens through which the film examines the intersections of music and agriculture.
The documentary runs for 74 minutes and presents a detailed look at Klang's dedication to both his musical career and his commitment to raising prize-winning hens. Through his story, the film provides insights into the cultural significance of both hard rock and chicken farming, illustrating how these seemingly disparate worlds can coexist through one individual's passion.
Why Watch
- •Meet Hampus Klang, a rock star and chicken farmer.
- •See the world of poultry competitions.
- •Find out how music and farming intersect.
Did You Know
•Hampus Klang competes for the title of best-looking hen.
•The film has a runtime of 74 minutes.
•The documentary was released in 2024.
Perfect For
Hard rock fansPoultry enthusiastsDocumentary lovers