Description

Christian Alexander presents 'American Killers', a dark and often macabre tail about a teenage boys struggle with his own loss of innocence, and the addictive pursuit of stardom and subsequent obsession with movies and the world from which they are made. With an undertone of religion mixed with continual philisophical discussions through the black humour of the protagonist, Christian Alexander depicts the obsession we have with an American society and it's influence's on the world today. Be it the Hollywood mentality, 'where anyone can become famous', or the supplemental tragedy of mass murder being a solution, to not having achieved that ideal fame, Christian Alexander presents a 'cult' classic marking acknowledgement to our own obsession with the movies we love and their prescence in our own lives.