In the near future ceilings have been replaced by omnipresent TV's. In the mass media Cannibalism is being hyped as the latest trend in people's day to day lives. Ma, Pa and Wilberforce are your typical North American family. They are obese, over consuming and have a big screen TV on their kitchen ceiling. Life doesn't change much for this family unit, Pa goes to his job at the meat shop, Ma works her dead end job and lately Wilberforce has been staying at home because he is sick. However, when Wilberforce suggests eating Pa for dinner ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE.
David Zellis
Director
Millie Lewis
Ma Gruont
Edward Sutton
Pa Gruont
Mike Moroz
Wilberforce Gruont
Nicole Rouire
Felicia Felatio / Denise Smith
Darren Day
Frank just Frank / Freddie Finklepuss
Darcy Fehr
Bill Dude / Freddie Finklepuss
Amy Couldwell
Sally Silly / Lea Peckinpaw
Joff Schmidt
Skinner / Harry Nitface
Melissa Monaterski
Afro Woman / Sally Litter
Kevin Williams
The Pimp / Beaver Buckley
Dan Walechuk
The Communist / Mitchell Faghag
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