Nénette

The film Nénette presents the life of an orangutan who has spent most of her years in a Parisian zoo. Directed by Nicolas Philibert, the documentary runs for 70 minutes and captures Nénette's daily experiences alongside other apes. It highlights her role as a mother and the unique bond she shares with select keepers.

The documentary employs a distinctive approach, featuring minimal human presence. Visitors are seen only as reflections in the glass, allowing the focus to remain on Nénette and her surroundings. The film combines the sounds of visitor commentary with interviews from zookeepers, providing a deeper insight into the life of this remarkable orangutan. For collectors, Nénette is available in DVD format and other formats, making it a notable piece for those interested in wildlife documentaries.