Corporate America may not be concerned with the collateral damage they wreak in their quest for almighty profit, but hopefully they will never stoop as low as the executives do in this cautionary tale from director Kris Lefcoe and Canadian rockers Uncut. Stop-motion animation depicts a future in which a cabal
of business leaders decide the only way to ensure infinite growth is to "kill all the living." Even worse, the
mercenaries they enlist to do the deed are the toys and mascots that you've been trained by commercials to trust the most. We're talking Ronald
McDonald, The Michelin Man, Tony The Tiger and even Care Bears. The morale is pretty obvious: Next time you have a hankering for a Happy Meal, remember that what you're really buying is your own ultimate destruction. And, yes, a burger with fries, drink and a toy. --> watch "Darkhorse"
Uncut "Darkhorse" (Paper Bag)
Kris Lefcoe, director/editor | Craig Fleming, producer | Digger Films, production co | Monica Guddat, DP (director Kris Lefcoe is signed with Oil Factory for music videos)
