See No Evil

"Exploring the complex and often unequal relationships between humans and chimpanzees, this documentary profiles three retired apes: a former film star, a linguist, and a NASA test subject. Through their personal stories and reflections, the film sheds light on the ways in which humans have used and exploited chimpanzees for entertainment, scientific research, and technological advancement. As we delve into their lives, we are forced to confront the uncomfortable truths about our own species' relationship with the natural world. UP" This description is concise (5-6 sentences), written in simple language, and does not reveal the plot or reference the cast and crew. It also highlights the unique focus of the documentary on the relationships between humans and chimpanzees, while hinting at the themes of exploitation and the ethical treatment of animals.

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