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"And
the children are called in from play to drive and drudge beside their elders.
The load falls upon the ones least able to bear it—upon the backs of the
little children at the base of the labor pyramid." Edwin Markham, (poet)
1907.
In 100 years, we have gone from being a nation of slave laborers to slave consumers.
Our voices as citizens are being drowned out by our voices as consumers and investors. How can you find authenticity in a country where there are more shopping malls than high schools. Americans constitute 5% of
the world's population but consume 24% of the world's energy. We all know the
statistics but what are you doing about it? Join the Revolution.
The film is a satire about a Walmartesque store run by a group of Christian Vampires who invade Pawtucket, RI and the hilarious mis-adventures of a bunch of quirky Pawtucket residents who fight back and try to reclaim their quiet little town from a world infected by viral corporate greed and purchased identity. In this desolate land of urban decay and corporate bloodsuckers, they must decide whether to run away or to try and find hope amongst a culture of constant cynicism. The cast features a great collection of local Pawtucket artists and musicians and was filmed in many historical locations that have already been destroyed to make way for “progress.”
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Starring Jeff Gaynor, Michelle Meyer, Najwa Rosdi, Heather Dzialo, Jason Hair-Wynn, Alexandra McDougall, Scott Sand, John Sheppard, Don Furlong, Will Luera, Gio Castellano, Larry Longgbone, Glenna Goodman, Nick LaBate, Kevin Bernardo, Stephen Thomas, Aurora Grabill, Gunjeet Juneja, Alicia Marie Riveria, Rajah Samaroo, Thomas R. Lavallee, Jim Lawrence, Mark Fogarty, Mike Ryan and Chuck Slavin |
CHRISTIAN VAMPIRES FROM BEYOND SUBURBIA
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