The Last Barf Bag

  • Year 2024
  • Country USA
  • Runtime 14 min
  • Notes Family Friendly
  • Topics

Film Synopsis

“The Last Barf Bag” is a documentary that explores the cultural impact of a humble but crucially useful invention. In it, we meet the barf bag collectors whose passion drives them to try to save it from extinction, and their unlikely ally: the makers of the anti-nausea medication that threatens its existence.

Showings

Fri, Oct 18 Friday, Oct 18

These Sticks Have Value

Ore Dock Brewing Co. - Rosewood

Sun, Oct 20 Sunday, Oct 20

These Sticks Have Value

Ore Dock Brewing Co. - Community Space

  • Filmmakers in attendance
  • Subjects in attendance
  • Contains adult language

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