Monkeys and Lumps (2003)
This film is a hybrid of drawn animation, live action and puppetry. The central theme is the unknown or the “other” and our efforts as individual humans to understand our place and relationship with the unknowable. There are several subjects woven into the film. These are: facial expressions of human and non-human primates; space training and missions of chimpanzees; human study of monkeys (symbolized by the image of Jane Goodall); interactions between humans and animals (taken from news reports); lumps-- organisms that wash up on beaches that fit no known life forms (also called globsters); and, extra-terrestrials.
Director: Nancy Andrews
Runtime: 37 min
Release Date: July 1, 2003
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Monkeys and Lumps about?
- This film is a hybrid of drawn animation, live action and puppetry. The central theme is the unknown or the “other” and our efforts as individual humans to understand our place and relationship with the unknowable. There are several subjects woven into the film. These are: facial expressions of human and non-human primates; space training and missions of chimpanzees; human study of monkeys (symbolized by the image of Jane Goodall); interactions between humans and animals (taken from news reports); lumps-- organisms that wash up on beaches that fit no known life forms (also called globsters); and, extra-terrestrials.
- Who directed Monkeys and Lumps?
- Monkeys and Lumps was directed by Nancy Andrews.
- How long is Monkeys and Lumps?
- Monkeys and Lumps has a runtime of 37m (37 minutes).