Director Dave Greber and Writer Brandon Meginley have envisioned an alternate, local Television reality. In Merica Parish, elections are held only after all of the candidates have lived together in a house and had their lives filmed for weeks prior to the vote. Ostensibly, this will allow the constituency a more in-depth look at their representatives. Freedom, though, comes at a price: incessant and unrelenting advertisements are interspersed throughout the show. Commercials and product-placement are so prevalent the candidates and constituents are literally silenced by advertisements.

The film, the Eleutheromaniacs, is the final episode of this reality TV show. Voters will view the final debate, and then it will be time to text those votes! Little do the political contestants know, there is an anti-government force in their midst. Waiting and ready to sabotage the integrity of the reali-TV show itself the candidates themselves. What will save the candidates and allow the democratic process to continue unfettered? Find out! after this short, commercial break.