Who Farted?

Who Farted? presents a comedic yet thought-provoking examination of farting and its impact on climate change. This Canadian documentary delves into the absurdity of flatulence, raising questions about its implications for human survival and the environment. From historical fart jokes to modern humor, the film traces the cultural significance of farts while tackling serious issues like climate catastrophe.

As the first climate change documentary comedy, Who Farted? mixes humor with important environmental themes. The collaboration between experienced filmmakers Nik Sheehan and Albert Nerenberg results in a film that is both entertaining and educational. The documentary invites viewers to consider the relationship between our everyday lives and the broader ecological challenges we face today.

Collectors can find this film available on both VHS and DVD formats. Its unique premise and approach to a serious subject make it a noteworthy title in the landscape of documentary filmmaking.