16 cities across four continents, including Paris and Chicago, are examined for their waste management practices and cultural views on sanitation.
Synopsis
16 cities across four continents, including Paris and Chicago, are examined for their waste management practices and cultural views on sanitation.
Synopsis
In Paris, advanced sewage treatment technologies are reshaping how cities manage human waste. "Holy Shit," directed by Rubén Abruña, travels to 16 cities across four continents, including Chicago, to investigate waste management practices. The film features insights from experts like Dirk Meier and Felix Siewert, who discuss the potential of human waste as a resource for recycling and alternative energy. Abruña's work prompts a reevaluation of sanitation systems and the cultural attitudes surrounding waste.
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Why Watch
- Meet experts in sewage treatment technology.
- Find out about waste management in Paris.
- See cultural perspectives on recycling.
Did You Know
- The film spans 16 cities across four continents.
- It includes major cities like Paris and Chicago.
- The documentary is directed by Rubén Abruña.
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Who directed the documentary Holy Shit?
Holy Shit was directed by Rubén Abruña.
How many cities are featured in Holy Shit?
The documentary spans 16 cities across four continents.
What is the duration of the documentary Holy Shit?
The duration of Holy Shit is 86 minutes.
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