American Apparel mastermind Dov Charney is the kind of guy who's ripe for parody. His vertically integrated clothing company takes enormous pride in not exploiting the worker, yet routinely exploits women in its advertising. And he's a Canadian with a fondness for outlandish facial hair. Easy target, eh? Kids In The Hall star Dave Foley heeds the call and delivers an impersonation of Charney that absolutely nails his enigmatic blend of shmatte trade hucksterism and philosophical-cum-Larry Flyntonian sexual expressionism. Montral rockers Hollerado provide the soundtrack on the workfloor of the "Americana Arama" factory, so that Foley and his (in)appropriately clad female workers can get down to the beat. --> watch "Americanaram" via YouTube
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Hollerado "Americanarama"
George Vale, director/DP | Chris Cunningham, producer | Spy Films, production co | Agnes Dec & George Vale, editor
