A look inside John Waters’ world, told through the rooms he lives and works in — most notably, his legendary collection of books and ephemera. Shelves packed with paperbacks, underground titles, oddities and obsessions reveal how reading, collecting and hoarding culture have shaped one of the most singular voices in American film, the pope of trash himself. Less biography, more environment, Place Space treats Waters’ archive of books as a self-portrait: messy, meticulous and deeply personal – even featuring an essay by Cindy Sherman.