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Zoo

Play trailer Poster for Zoo 2007,  1h 15m,  Documentary Play Trailer Watchlist
Watchlist 62% 47 Reviews Tomatometer 36% 2,500+ Ratings Popcornmeter
62% Tomatometer 47 Reviews 36% Popcornmeter 2,500+ Ratings
Filmmaker Robinson Devor examines the taboo subject of bestiality. He centers the film around the case of a Seattle aircraft engineer, who died in 2005 after performing a sexual act with a stallion. The filmmaker interviews a number of zoophiles and uses dramatic re-enactments to illustrate their anonymous comments.
Zoo

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Critics Consensus

While a marginally fascinating look at a taboo subject, Zoo is bogged down by its overly artistic presentation.

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David Fear Blender Sep 8, 2023
What’s most surprising, however, is how [filmmaker Robinson Devor is] able to make a film about such a sensationalistic subject and have it be neither unbearably sleazy nor cringe-inducing. Go to Full Review
Eric Henderson Slant Magazine Sep 21, 2007
2/4
The legacy of Chris Marker weeps when the future of essay filmmaking looks like a feature-length commercial for Ambien. Go to Full Review
Marjorie Baumgarten Austin Chronicle Jun 2, 2007
2/5
Time and again, Devor sabotages his own attempt to bring 'zoos,' literally and figuratively, into the light. Go to Full Review
Ellie Lucas From the Front Row Jul 6, 2019
2.5/4
A beautiful and quietly unnerving film about a forbidden subject...that leaves us wishing there was more to it. Go to Full Review
Emily Ashby Common Sense Media Jul 7, 2015
3/5
Patterson's tense doomsday thriller is campy but curious. Go to Full Review
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Robinson Devor

Director

Robinson Devor

Writer

Charles Mudede

Writer

Peggy Case

Producer

Alexis Ferris

Producer

Garr Godfrey

Executive Producer

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Synopsis Filmmaker Robinson Devor examines the taboo subject of bestiality. He centers the film around the case of a Seattle aircraft engineer, who died in 2005 after performing a sexual act with a stallion. The filmmaker interviews a number of zoophiles and uses dramatic re-enactments to illustrate their anonymous comments.
Director
Robinson Devor
Producer
Peggy Case, Alexis Ferris
Screenwriter
Robinson Devor, Charles Mudede
Distributor
ThinkFilm
Production Co
Cook Ding
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Apr 25, 2007, Original
Release Date (DVD)
Sep 18, 2007
Box Office (Gross USA)
$69.0K
Runtime
1h 15m
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