Films
- Vortex, 2021 | 142' | FRA
“Animal” is a unique story for everyone who cares about the future of our planet. We live in the face of what scientists describe as the “sixth mass extinction” - 60% of Earth's vertebrates and 80% of European flying insects have disappeared in the last 40 years. Bella and Vipulan, two teenagers dedicated to animal protection, and Jane Goodall, a well-known chimpanzee research primatologist, take us on a journey around the world to help us understand why animals are dying and what we can do to reverse this deadly trend.
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Authors:
Associated artists
- Caspar Noé
Born in Buenos Aires. He studied philosophy at the Sorbonne and directing at École Louis-Lumière. He began with short films noticed at international festivals, incl. “Carne” (1991), which he continued in his full-length debut, “I Stand Alone” (1998). The works of Gaspar Noé caused a shock from the very beginning, showing the unknown face of France - its dark corners, where violence was born. The next film, “Irreversible” (2002), won the title of one of the most controversial films in the history of cinema. The director, focused on the topics of rejection, violence and sexuality, uses long shots and chiaroscuro, uses hand-shot photos, and in the soundtrack – persistent low noise. A visionary of contemporary cinema, experimenting with fluid editing and psychedelia, he consistently exceeds the social taboos.
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