Fart: A Documentary
Seventy-four minutes of interviews with scientists and cultural experts reveal the biological and social aspects of flatulence across different cultures.
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Seventy-four minutes of interviews with scientists and cultural experts reveal the biological and social aspects of flatulence across different cultures.
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Troy Hale's 2016 film, Fart: A Documentary, features interviews with scientists who explain the biological processes behind flatulence and its effects on the human body. The film addresses social taboos surrounding farting, illustrating how various cultures perceive this natural bodily function. Through a blend of comedic sketches and educational segments, the documentary aims to destigmatize farting and emphasize its role in human life. The 74-minute film combines humor with science to engage audiences on an often-ignored topic.
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