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The Fifth Generation (2015) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is The Fifth Generation about?

The Fifth Generation is a documentary. Daniel Berquiny, founder of the Parco Zoo delle Star, tends to the animals in his refuge while reflecting on his life in the circus. Born into a Romanian circus family, he moved to Italy, where he transitioned from performing to working with animals in film. At sixty-three, he teaches his eight-year-old daughter, Greta, to dance on horseback. As society grows increasingly disconnected from nature, Berquiny remains dedicated to his craft, embodying a deep bond with the animals he cares for.

When was The Fifth Generation released?

The Fifth Generation was released in 2015.

How long is The Fifth Generation?

The Fifth Generation has a runtime of 73 minutes.

What genre is The Fifth Generation?

The Fifth Generation is classified as Nature, Arts.

What topics does The Fifth Generation cover?

The Fifth Generation explores topics including animals.