Shitting Costs Money

About This Movie

So, 'Shitting Costs Money' is one of those offbeat gems that really makes you think about the quirky dreams people have. Roelof Kuipers, a sheep herder, dives into this wild idea of an 'experience farm.' It's a blend of comedy and documentary that really captures rural life, with a pace that feels relaxed but engaging. The atmosphere is filled with humor and a bit of absurdity, especially with a public toilet and a turkey thrown into the mix. The film doesn't just rely on performances; it's the realness of Roelof's ambition that draws you in. It’s all about the mundane becoming extraordinary, which is pretty distinctive in the documentary scene.

Unique take on rural dreams and ambitionsMix of humor and documentary styleCaptivating look at everyday life