It's an action thriller first - Bob Ferguson used to be a member of left-wing militia (their actions are violent and unexpectedly unapologetic for a mainstream movie), but he left this past behind when the mother of his child abandoned them to focus on her activism. Unfortunately, the bad guys, especially colonel Lockjaw, a sexual creep, never stopped looking for them, and one day Bob is separated from his Willa - and does everything in his power to get her back.

Even if he's not an action hero by slightest, Ferguson is really a pathetic figure. If this film is Kubrickian, it strikes the tone most with its satirical comedy, because OBAA is surprisingly funny, in ways I didn't expect, some scenes are laugh-out-loud hilarious.