Billy Connolly: Big Banana Feet

This 1976 documentary follows Scottish singer and comedian Billy Connolly during a tour of Ireland in 1975. Using a cinema verité approach, the film captures the performer in candid moments both backstage and in his daily life, portraying him as though he is unaware of the cameras. The narrative focuses on Connolly's use of sharp humor to challenge hypocrisy.

The film was directed by Murray Grigor, who also served as a producer alongside Patrick Higson. Connolly is credited with the screenplay and appears as himself. Produced in the United Kingdom by Viz Ltd, the movie runs for 77 minutes and blends elements of comedy, music, and documentary filmmaking. On TMDB, the film has a rating of 6.8/10 based on 7 votes.