Flatulence, both human and animal, is examined for its contribution to climate change, with insights from filmmakers Nik Sheehan and Albert Nerenberg.
“Farts are funny!”
Synopsis
Flatulence, both human and animal, is examined for its contribution to climate change, with insights from filmmakers Nik Sheehan and Albert Nerenberg.
Synopsis
Canadian filmmakers Nik Sheehan and Albert Nerenberg discuss flatulence and its link to climate change in "Who Farted?". The film details how animal and human emissions contribute to environmental issues, particularly methane in the atmosphere. It includes comedic elements and traces the history of fart jokes, from ancient times to today. The documentary runs for 79 minutes and features insights from Paul Oldfield and Geordie Trifa.
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Why Watch
- Find out how flatulence impacts climate change.
- Meet filmmakers Nik Sheehan and Albert Nerenberg.
- See the evolution of fart jokes through history.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Nik Sheehan and Albert Nerenberg.
- It has a runtime of 79 minutes.
- The production took place in Canada.
- The film features cast members including Paul Oldfield and Geordie Trifa.
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Who directed the documentary 'Who Farted'?
Nik Sheehan and Albert Nerenberg directed 'Who Farted?'
What is the duration of the documentary 'Who Farted'?
The duration of 'Who Farted?' is 79 minutes.
In what year was 'Who Farted?' released?
The documentary 'Who Farted?' was released in 2019.
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