Stinking Heaven

Stinking Heaven is a dark comedy set in suburban New Jersey during the 1990s. The story focuses on the collapse of a commune dedicated to sober living and the conflicts that arise as the community falls apart.

Directed by Nathan Silver, this was the first of four films he directed, followed by Thirst Street, Between the Temples, and Sounds From Home. The screenplay was written by Silver alongside Deragh Campbell and Jack Dunphy, with Rachel Wolther serving as producer. The ensemble cast features Deragh Campbell as Lucy, Henri Douvry as Kevin, Hannah Gross as Ann, Tallie Medel as Courtney, Eléonore Hendricks as Betty, and Keith Poulson as Jim.

The American production ran for 70 minutes. Audience reception for the film is mixed, with a moderate score of 5.8/10 based on 387 votes on IMDb and a lower rating of 4.6/10 from 13 votes on TMDB.