This pioneering, controversial and hilarious film follows PATH founder Kelly Overton, an overachieving activist who has degrees from Harvard, Tulane, Columbia and UMASS, as he attempts to return his diplomas and get his tuition refunded in an effort to bring attention to the dangerous and wasteful biomedical research being done at the universities. The film uses scientific and economic data to show how medical research done on animals wastes billions of tax dollars annually, obstructs medical progress and needlessly tortures and kills millions of animals every year. This story of science, higher education, corporate profit and animal cruelty features interviews and appearances by academics, activists, artists and celebrities, and spans from the swamps of Louisiana, to the halls of Harvard to Los Angeles and New York City. The film is accessible and highly entertaining, literally keeping viewers on the edge of their seats while providing solutions to improve human health, cut health care costs, save millions of animals from pain, suffering and death, and yes, maybe even allow Kelly to finally pay off his student loans.