Hundreds of thousands of people in urban areas turn to animals for companionship as they face increasing loneliness and disconnection in modern life.
“Lonely people yearn for love.”
Synopsis
Hundreds of thousands of people in urban areas turn to animals for companionship as they face increasing loneliness and disconnection in modern life.
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In urban centers filled with millions, individuals often find themselves isolated despite the proximity of others. 'Animal Love' features personal stories from people like Erich Lackner and Ekkehart Baumung, who turn to dogs and other domestic animals for companionship. As technology alters communication, these relationships become essential for emotional support. The film, directed by Michael Glawogger, reveals how pets fill the void of loneliness, transforming into vital partners in a disconnected world.
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Why Watch
- Meet Erich Lackner and hear his story.
- Find out how pets combat loneliness.
- See the bond between humans and dogs.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Michael Glawogger.
- It features interviews with Erich Lackner and Ekkehart Baumung.
- The documentary has a runtime of 114 minutes.
- It was produced in Austria.
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Who directed the documentary 'Animal Love'?
Michael Glawogger directed the documentary 'Animal Love'.
What year was 'Animal Love' released?
'Animal Love' was released in 1996.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Animal Love'?
'Animal Love' has a duration of 114 minutes.
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