Film Lens
In 'Norman Norman', a young woman grapples with the emotional challenges of her dog's declining health. This situation prompts her to confront deep themes of mortality and the extreme measures one might consider to preserve a beloved pet. The film presents a narrative that intertwines personal grief with the controversial topic of cloning, raising ethical questions about the nature of life and death.
The documentary also connects to Barbra Streisand, who is known for having cloned her dog. This celebrity angle adds a unique dimension to the story, as the woman reflects on her bond with her pet while considering the implications of cloning. The film ultimately questions the meaning of letting go and the depth of the relationship between humans and their pets.
Why Watch
- •Meet a woman facing her dog's health decline.
- •Find out about the ethics of pet cloning.
- •See the connection to Barbra Streisand's dog cloning.
Did You Know
•Barbra Streisand famously cloned her dog, adding celebrity intrigue.
•The film has a duration of 8 minutes.
•It was directed by Devan Scott.
•The documentary is produced in Canada.
Perfect For
Dog loversEthics in sciencePet ownership