The People's Blood

A Chef and his family reluctantly prepare a gruesome dinner for a group of unholy leaders which takes a sinister turn. We're taken to the table of a sumptuous dinner hosted by an African Leader and his wife flanked by their American, European, and Asian Delegates as their guests. The Chef's young children distribute gold silverware as the guests wait in silent anticipation. The Chef removes the lid of the piece de resistance; a rich, mouthwatering slab of meat. Careful proportions are cut and distributed to the guests. The silence is then broken by a cacophony of greed and desperation as forks and knives clang and mouths chomp down on the meat. The Chef's young son who cannot watch, nestles his face into his mother's arms and sheds a tear as he watches what looks like a sacrifice of his homeland.