Film Review – The History of Future Folk

“The History of Future Folk” is a perfectly pleasant picture. It’s not
remarkable work, but a surprisingly gentle entry into the comedic
musical duo sweepstakes once populated by the likes of Tenacious D and
Flight of the Conchords, though the paring of Nils d’Aulaire and Jay
Klaitz doesn’t aspire to any sort of comedic anarchy. Instead, directors
John Mitchell and Jeremy Kipp Walker play it comfortable with this
oddball sci-fi musical, trusting in their own scripted reality to a
degree that such passion rubs off on the audience, disarmed by the
feature’s generous spirit and set-list of toe-tapping tunes.
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