A Bad Situationist

Set in May 2001, A Bad Situationist follows Arthur Lieberman, a struggling tennis instructor from West Palm Beach. The character is the son of Joe Lieberman, a losing Vice-Presidential candidate, and grapples with his own lack of relevance in a changing political landscape. Driven by a desire to be on the Charlie Rose Show, Arthur creates an "Intellectual Salon" where he gathers a motley crew of misfits.

As the narrative unfolds, Arthur's life takes a wild turn when he becomes involved with two radical Postal workers who inadvertently lead him toward a plot for a terrorist attack. The film’s humor arises from the absurd situations and eclectic characters that populate Arthur's world, showcasing a blend of political commentary and dark comedy. The involvement of well-known comedians like Sam Seder, Sarah Silverman, and David Cross adds a unique flavor to the comedic elements throughout the film.