Rod, accompanied by Lauren Pespisa, Vermin Supreme and other assorted political pranksters set out to cheerfully call out politicians during the 2020 Presidential Election. However, when George Floyd is murdered, Webber straps on his gas mask to give a first-hand account of the tumultuous and often brutal protests which erupt across the country. The film concludes with Stop The Steal, January 6th, and Webber’s legal victory over Donald Trump in his civil suit, ultimately costing Trump close to $200,000. The film includes interviews with Noam Chomsky, Jello Biafra, Daryle Lamont Jenkins, Michael Moore and about a dozen 2020 candidates.
DATES:
New York: Dec 7-14 at Pelham Picture House
Boston: Dec 17 at the Capitol Theatre
Los Angeles: Dec 17-23 at Lumiere Cinema at the Music Hall.
It will be available for pre-orders December 26th on Apple TV/iTunes. The VOD flood gates open like the doors of the Capitol Building on January 6th, when it will be available on Apple TV/iTunes, VUDU, Amazon, and Google.
IN THE NEWS:
“Dumpster Fire” is in consideration by the Oscar Committee. True story. We set out to make a comedy, but the George Floyd protests changed everything.
“‘Dumpster Fire’ will shock people off their couches.” - Pelham Examiner
“Ridiculously entertaining.” - Portland Press Herald
“Possibly great!” - Jerry Saltz, NYC art critic
LEGAL MATTERS:
- Shortly after Rod’s Trump-lawsuit victory, The FBI got a tip from a Proudboy as part of their Jan 6th investigation that the movie trailer was evidence of a plot to assassinate then-President Trump. Grand Juries in Massachusetts— but it got kicked out of court for lack of any credible evidence against Rod or his filmmaking team. Sadly, the FBI went shopping for prosecutors and Grand Juries are being held in Maine to try to jail Rod’s filmmaking team… for making this film.
Please sign our petition, and watch the short documentary about the proceedings.
PETITION TO STOP THE PROSECUTION
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DOCUMENTARY ABOUT FEDERAL PROSECUTION OF DUMPSTER FIRE
