Home Is Where You're Happy
16mm, MiniDV, and VHS, 31:00 minutes, 2003

Home Is Where You're Happy is a collection of six interrelated shorts that explore media-induced fear, anxiety, and toxic masculinity in post-9/11 USA.
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"Not willing to be absorbed into primetime programming, Jeremy Drummond's Home is Where You're Happy takes a stab at pop culture and literally draws blood. He amplifies the paranoia of sexuality in contemporary media culture, where lurking child molesters, fundamentalist fear-mongering and Britney Spears all collide onscreen into a soup of FCC violations and wry how-dare-you-do-that-on-television eye poppers."
-- Mike Hoolboom, Director, Images Festival of Film, Video, and New Media

*World Premiere: Images Festival (Toronto)
*European Premiere: Kassel DokFest (Kassel), Prevention Tank
*Winner, National Film Board of Canada Award, Images Festival (Toronto)