The Pope's Toilet

Set in a small town on the Brazilian-Uruguayan border, "The Pope's Toilet" follows a poor farmer who sees an opportunity to profit from the masses expected to visit for the Pope's upcoming visit by opening a public toilet for pilgrims. The film explores the protagonist's struggle to make ends meet and the ethical dilemmas he faces in a world of poverty and exploitation. The story delves into themes of faith, capitalism, and hope amidst challenging circumstances.