If you somehow manage to make any sense of this crazy little thing, please let us know, too.

Another installment of the classic Leo series. Somebody (or something) is doing something (or someone) somewhere.

Or so we think.

But the music is pretty cool.

This is Finger Dada at its best.

The movie is called “The Song of Leo”, but there is no song. Nor is there anyone named Leo in the film. And we don’t have any clue what the guys in the movie are supposed to be doing.

But the rest is pure genius.

This early mockumentary masterpiece tells the moving story of the band Prettymama.

These long-distance runners of rock’n'roll business discuss their lives and careers, while also remembering their drummer “Big-Pasi”, who passed away in a tragic accident just months before the filming. Contains three songs.

Rock on, Big-Pasi!

No, the film is actually not called The Tesla Manifesto, although it could very well be. It is called Return of the Man Declared Dead.

After 15 years, a man emerges from sewers and tries to restore his earlier life. But how does his wife or son take the sudden return? Is the smell of Wunderbaum still the same, or the taste of by-gones even more bitter than expected? A must-see epic saga of a nomad’s journey into his own future.

How does that grab your teslas?

If you mix Salvador Dali’s raves with Franz Kafka’s poetry, what do you get? You get Hagan apartment vertigo that can’t be cured with just absinth. If you suffer from schizophrenia, bad nerves, or are under 18 years old, do not download and watch this short story.

If you could not make heads or tails about that, don’t worry. We don’t have a clue about what the movie is about.

But it is pretty cool.

Professor Karlo Torda from F.A.R.A., along with his faithful sidekick, assistant Nilsson, is working late to solve the mystery of creatures vocalizing in unequally harmonizing frequencies. Will they have a close encounter, or is it just another day at the lab?

You bet your mass it’s not.