Life Stinks

In "Life Stinks" (1991), a wealthy businessman, Goddard Bolt, makes a bet to live on the streets for 30 days without any money or support. Through his experiences, he befriends a group of homeless individuals and starts to see life from a different perspective. The central conflict lies in Bolt's struggle to survive on the streets and his transformation as he learns about the true value of human connection over material wealth. The movie highlights themes of compassion, friendship, and the resilience of the human spirit.