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Animals and More Animals

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Artists repaint, refeather, fluff and retrofit a menagerie of stuffed specimens in Paris' Museum of Natural History to inhabit a promenade on the ground floor.

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Nathan Lee New York Times 06/07/2006
3.5/5
The renovation of the Museum of Natural History in Paris is the subject for this beguiling documentary by Nicolas Philibert. Go to Full Review V.A. Musetto New York Post 06/07/2006
2/4
The film is mildly diverting, but lacks the humor and pathos that made To Be and to Have so watchable. Go to Full Review Jessica Winter Village Voice 06/06/2006
Philibert is most enamored of the museum's vast collection of unheimlich mammalian heads and grants them many a haunting close-up. Go to Full Review Ken Fox TV Guide 06/09/2006
3.5/4
Animal lovers and museum-goers alike are sure to enjoy this curiously delightful hour-long documentary from Nicolas Philibert. Go to Full Review Read all reviews
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Cast & Crew

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Nicolas Philibert

Director

Nicolas Philibert

Screenwriter

Serge Lalou

Producer

Philippe Hersant

Original Music

Frederic Labourasse

Cinematographer

Guy Lecorne

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Movie Info

Synopsis Artists repaint, refeather, fluff and retrofit a menagerie of stuffed specimens in Paris' Museum of Natural History to inhabit a promenade on the ground floor.
Director
Nicolas Philibert
Producer
Serge Lalou
Screenwriter
Nicolas Philibert
Production Co
Les Films du Losange
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
Canadian French
Release Date (DVD)
Oct 31, 2014
Runtime
59m