Film Lens
Criminal Animals is a 1994 film directed by Angela Ricci Lucchi that critiques Fascist ideology through the lens of animal behavior. The film utilizes footage from the archives of Luca Comerio, presenting a stark visual metaphor where captive animals are manipulated to fight each other, reflecting the oppressive dynamics of totalitarian regimes.
The film runs for 7 minutes and employs a unique narrative structure that intertwines the plight of animals with themes of control and violence. By focusing on the interactions of these animals, the film draws parallels to human societal issues, making a statement about the nature of power and subjugation.
Why Watch
- •See captive animals manipulated to fight each other.
- •Find out how animal behavior reflects Fascist ideology.
- •Meet director Angela Ricci Lucchi's unique vision.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Angela Ricci Lucchi in 1994.
•It has a total runtime of 7 minutes.
•Footage is sourced from the archives of Luca Comerio.
Perfect For
Fascist ideology studiesAnimal behavior enthusiastsShort film lovers