At a South Korean zoo, keepers strive to rehabilitate animals unable to survive in the wild, balancing care with conservation efforts.
“The animals are far from the wild. When the zoo hopes to become nature.”
Synopsis
At a South Korean zoo, keepers strive to rehabilitate animals unable to survive in the wild, balancing care with conservation efforts.
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Synopsis
At a South Korean zoo, keepers work diligently to care for animals that cannot survive in the wild. These creatures have lost vital survival skills and face difficulties in adapting to their natural habitats. The staff focuses on rehabilitation, aiming to prepare these animals for potential release back into the wild. The film follows their daily efforts and the challenges of balancing animal care with conservation goals. Director Wang Min-cheol captures the commitment of the zoo team in this 98-minute documentary.
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Why Watch
- Meet dedicated zoo keepers in South Korea.
- Find out how animals are rehabilitated for release.
- See the balance between conservation and animal care.
Did You Know
- The documentary was directed by Wang Min-cheol.
- It has a runtime of 98 minutes.
- The film was produced in South Korea in 2019.
- The primary language of the film is Korean.
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What is the main focus of the documentary 'Garden, Zoological'?
The documentary focuses on the efforts of zoo keepers to care for animals that cannot survive in the wild due to lost survival skills.
Who directed the documentary 'Garden, Zoological'?
The documentary was directed by Wang Min-cheol.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Garden, Zoological'?
The duration of the documentary is 98 minutes.
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