Story of a video camera that goes on an adventure around the world. It's stolen, pawned, bought and generally goes in and out of bedrooms, shoots commercials, follows the life of an average ordinary video camera that goes around the planet until it winds up in the hands of filmmaker Richard Martini. 

It's idiotic.

The camera is supposed to cost $37,000 and can't even shoot a clear frame at all in the course of this movie.

My $30 camera has better video.

It's truly a stoopid idea that is poorly executed. You will hate it.

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