Savages: The Story of Human Zoos

The documentary examines how over a century, colonial powers showcased individuals from native lands in a manner akin to displaying animals in zoos. It draws attention to the exploitation, racism, and violation of human rights that characterized these practices.

Featuring notable figures such as Abd Al Malik, Lilian Thuram, and Pascal Blanchard, the film aims to shed light on this dark chapter in history. With a runtime of 92 minutes, it serves as a critical exploration of the barbarism faced by those deemed subhuman.

The film is produced by ARTE, Bonne Pioche Productions, Archipel Production, and France Télévisions. Its themes resonate with issues surrounding human rights and the treatment of indigenous peoples, making it a thought-provoking watch for those interested in history and documentary filmmaking.