"Penis Enlargement: the Movie!" is Michael Evanston's second feature-length documentary.  His first film "Silicone Warriors", a scathing expose on faulty silicone breast implants, was critically praised and won several festival awards around the country.

In addition to winning the "Audience Favorite" Award at the Biloxi Indiefest, "Silicone Warriors" also won the endorsement of the national coalition, Woman Against Needless Breast Augmentation (WANBA).

Evanston, a native of Lansing, Michigan, graduated from Eastern Michigan University with a degree in Electronic Media and Film Studies.  He then moved to Los Angeles, where he was offered a position in the publicity department of Deadly Sin Productions.  There, he helped market such alternate independent features as "Loretta's Ballad", " The Knotted Oak", "Depot", and "The Lesser of Two Evils".  Evanston's experience at Deadly Sin paved the way for his true passion... writing and directing his own films.

He began co-producing local commercials and a handful of industrials before partnering with "Dealbreaker" scribe Larry Matteo.  Together Evanston and Matteo wrote and produced a short feature called "Sacred Ringlets" which won the prestigious Herman Grief Award (for "ingenuity, imagination and nontraditional filmmaking").  When Matteo went on to produce a series of mock-propaganda political shorts, Evanston seized the opportunity to write and direct his first solo project... the full-length documentary "Silicone Warriors".

Now with "Penis Enlargement: the Movie!", Evanston can finally call himself a bonafide documentary filmmaker.  Early reviews have praised the film as "a satirical masterpiece" and "an immensely entertaining motion picture".  With festival dates scheduled in Atlanta, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles and Toronto, more accolades and honors are destined to come.

Evanston moved to Pahrump, Nevada in 2005.  He currently resides there with his wife Francesca and daughter Callie.