Life in AmericaM

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Life in America is an indictment of the insanity of an authoritarian state gone wild. It is a deep intellectual statement wrapped in the vulgarities of the modern world. Although the names have been changed all of the incidents are based on actual occurrences.

Challenging content such as "Life in America" will automatically be rejected by those whose minds are gripped in the wasteland of "political correctness" but it is dedicated to those intelligent freethinkers who can see the broader context and understand the real message in this animation. It is to the thinkers that this animation is dedicated to.

Official Selection of the Big Apple Film Festival

It's a true story:

CNN announces the latest horror, where a US soldier (Thaddeus Q. Thwarntmeullner "the-twenty-twelfth") was videotaped telling the story of a horrendous massacre he perpetrated the day before in Afghanistan. The broadcast is interrupted with "Breaking News" also from CNN of the latest TSA body scanning procedure - NAKED GENITAL SCANNING!

The reporters at the press conference ask a series of questions regarding who has access to the image database containing the genital scans of all flight passengers. The questioners end up asking why it is necessary to scan the genitalia of toddlers and small children. The spokesperson's answer is anything but comforting. Meanwhile the evil oligarch from "Clawtec Inc." is in his laboratory disclosing to his assistant, a giant American Bald Eagle, that soon he will have the genital scans of all the flight passengers, ostensibly to be utilized in a yet to be disclosed evil plot.

After a brief commercial break for Dr. Wexler's Jowl Reduction Cream, The Dollar Spine, The History Channel, and The Sphincter, the story continues in the heart of the National Security Agency near Washington where General Jack Raper makes a phone call to Hollywood to ask a favor of the producer of his big reality show if the soldier can be the latest contestant. During the conversation we get a glimpse of how power works at the top. The producer agrees. And Thaddeus Q. Thwarntmeullner "the-twenty-twelfth" gets the job.

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