Chris Chan Documentary (Sachumo)

“	I would like to thank everyone for helping me get through these last few hectic weeks.	”
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Christian Weston Chandler is an unofficial fan-made documentary film based on Chris's life from his birth to early 2015, directed and created by CWCki Forums member sachumo. It was successfully completed and released to YouTube on 2 February 2015.

Made in Adobe Premiere in GodJesus-knows-how-long as a high school project, the film utilizes several images, videos and production music to take a look at Chris's troubled life, in a mostly serious, reasonable fashion. Regardless, the film also has many intentionally funny moments as well, such as a censored version of the sex tape where Chris simply jitters around Kimmi, or having Chris punching his camera to transition into another scene.

The documentary was highly anticipated, as it was the first of its ilk made (previously, there was only fake movie trailers made out of Chris) and sachumo announced it on the CWCki Forums, leading to hype amongst Christorians. Upon release, Christian Weston Chandler was well-received, and has over 300 likes as of 3 February 2015.

The film features "Still Alive" from Portal as its ending theme. While "Still Alive" is a song primarily sung about the ending to the game and the character of GLaDOS herself, the lyrics to the song strangely fit very well with Chris's life.

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Christian Weston Chandler
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Stardate	2 February 2015
Made By	Sachumo (Josh L.)
Subject Matter	Tragedy Chris's Sadness, Reason Seriousness, Comedy Comedy, Music Music, Trolls Trolls, Television Contests, Video games Video Games, Rage Chris's Anger, Homos Homos, Galpals Love Quest, Sex Sex, Comics Comics, Violence Violence
Video Type	Fan Art Fan Art, Television Hour-Length Documentary
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Plot

The film opens with a disclaimer stating that the film deals with "sex, violence, bullying and serious matters that may be upsetting to some viewers." After that happens, we hear the sound of a VHS being ejected out of a VCR, most likely from a camcorder, before we hear it being immediately put back in, thus turning on static and the FUTURE MESSAGE.