Shit Happens
When they are confronted with the disease of the pater familias, all the members of the Liefhebber family have to face their fears, faults and their troubled interrelationships.
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Plot Summary
This experimental German comedy documentary follows director Klaus Lemke as he revisits his past relationships and cinematic endeavors. Lemke, known for his provocative and unconventional filmmaking style, interviews former lovers and collaborators, reflecting on his life and career. The film offers a unique, albeit fragmented, look into the mind of a filmmaker who has consistently defied mainstream expectations.
Critical Reception
Shit Happens received mixed to positive reviews, with critics often highlighting its eccentric nature and Lemke's polarizing personality. While some praised its artistic freedom and raw honesty, others found it rambling and self-indulgent. The film is largely appreciated by fans of Lemke's idiosyncratic work and those interested in experimental cinema.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its unique and unconventional approach to documentary filmmaking.
- Noted for Klaus Lemke's candid and often provocative reflections on his life and career.
- Divided opinions on whether the film's experimental nature is engaging or self-indulgent.
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Fun Fact
Klaus Lemke, the director and subject of 'Shit Happens', is known for his prolific output of experimental films and has a cult following for his distinctive and often controversial cinematic style.
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