The documentary 'Curiosity and Control' explores humanity's changing relationship with nature over two centuries, questioning the ethics and necessity of zoos and museums.
Biblom's film enlists a diverse range of voices to reflect on our impulses for creating structured environments for animals, addressing both wonder and control.
The film presents a thoughtful critique of our historical and ongoing fascination with animals, pondering whether our instinct for curiosity shapes or distorts this relationship.
By juxtaposing science, history, and ethics, 'Curiosity and Control' aims to provide a nuanced understanding of zoos as a reflection of human ambition and inquiry.
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