Ebony & Ivory

Jim Hosking's completely unhinged comedy takes Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder's derided 1982 duet and reconsiders how the collaboration began.

When Stevie's boat washes up at Paul's remote Scottish cottage, the two musical legends bicker, get stoned and wax lyrical about vegetarian ready meals. This film polarized critics – but they all agreed on one thing; it is weird as hell.

The Greasy Strangler's Jim Hosking worked with his regular offbeat collaborators for this – actors Sky Elobar and Gil Gex and composer Andrew Hung, who delivered an intense electronic score, pushing the surreal and fantastical feel of the film.