"Find Me A Man" follows the life of Randy Roy, who has been on a journey of love since the tragic loss of her husband, Bill, to a drunk driving accident eight years ago. After 22 years of marriage, Randy finds it challenging to meet any man who measures up to her late husband. This heartfelt narrative not only dives into the struggles of searching for love again in her 60s, particularly in Topeka, Kansas, but also highlights the humor in her adventures, including her experiences while Searching At Sturgis and the quirky atmosphere of Slab City USA.
In 2012, visual artist John Sebelius journeyed to Slab City USA, an unconventional RV community in Slab City, CA, to create a traveling work of art. The residents of Slab City live on an abandoned military base turned squatter camp without power, water, or sewage disposal. Living amongst this unique American community, he came to understand the meaning of the local phrase, 'the desert will provide', as he was also searching at Sturgis for inspiration to find a deeper connection, something akin to 'find me a man' in these challenging surroundings.
In August 2010, visual artist John Sebelius traveled to South Dakota for the 70th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, an event that many seek for a sense of community, much like those who are 'Searching At Sturgis' for connection. Originally intended as a research trip to capture images of the American biker for a future series of drawings, the footage Sebelius gathered inspired him to create a film that delves into his experiences as an outsider among this unconventional American community, akin to a quest to 'Find Me A Man' within the vibrant atmosphere of the rally, reminiscent of the unique spirit found in places like Slab City USA.