'Borat Supplemental Reportings' Multi-Part Special Receives Release Date
The special’s trailer sees Sacha Baron Cohen fleeing a rally and telling the driver to “just keep going” before things get violent.
Amazon Prime Video has officially shared the premiere date of the Borat Subsequent Moviefilm multi-part special, Borat Supplemental Reportings.
The upcoming special, which is fully entitled Borat Supplemental Reportings Retrieved From Floor of Stable Containing Editing Machine, is set to premiere on May 25 and will contain never-before-seen footage from Sacha Baron Cohen‘s sequel. Borat Supplemental Reportings will be delivered in three parts, first a “VHS cassette” that features material labelled as “Sub-acceptable” by the Kazakhstan Ministry of Censorship and Circumcision, a reality show with Borat and two conspiracy theorists during the COVID-19 lockdown and several documentary shorts that hears his roommates talk about theories on microchips in vaccines, mail-in ballots and the pandemic. Reports state that Hillary Clinton will appear to address the rumor that she “tortures children and drinks their blood.”
Cohen’s followup was initially announced in mid-April 2021 and the trailer unveiled different types of footage, including Maria Bakalova’s character asking a makeup artist to make her look like R. Kelly and Cohen and his team attempting to flee the rally he secretly attended in Subsequent Moviefilm. “Go, go, go. Just keep going because if you stop, you’re going to be in a violent situation,” he says in his natural English accent, breaking character.
Borat Supplemental Reportings Retrieved From Floor of Stable Containing Editing Machine premieres May 25 on Amazon Prime Video.
Elsewhere in entertainment, NBCUniversal has shared the premiere date of Brooklyn Nine-Nine‘s final season.
