

One polar bear's death leads to a legal battle in Argentina to declare an orangutan a Non-Human Person, sparking a debate on animal rights.
“this is not an orangutan”
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One polar bear's death leads to a legal battle in Argentina to declare an orangutan a Non-Human Person, sparking a debate on animal rights.
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In Buenos Aires, the death of a polar bear signals the end of the city’s zoo and sparks a fierce debate on animal rights. Lawyer and superhero enthusiast, Andrés Gil Dominguez, petitions the court to recognize Sandra, an orangutan, as a Non-Human Person. This legal battle unfolds against the backdrop of Argentine culture, featuring passionate advocates and missteps. The film captures the emotional and ethical dilemmas of animal captivity and the quest for justice for non-human beings.
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Why Watch
- Meet Sandra, the orangutan fighting for her rights.
- See the impact of a polar bear's death on a zoo.
- Follow a lawyer's unique approach to animal rights.
Did You Know
- The documentary was released in 2022.
- Sandra, the orangutan, is at the center of a legal trial.
- The film has a runtime of 95 minutes.
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What event triggered the debate about animal rights in Buenos Aires?
The tragic death of a polar bear marked the end of the Buenos Aires Zoo.
Who petitioned the court to declare Sandra the orangutan a Non-Human Person?
A lawyer, who is also a superhero enthusiast, took the groundbreaking step to petition the court.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Zoofobia'?
The documentary has a duration of 95 minutes.
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