Zoo zéro

About This Movie

Zoo zéro is a curious blend of drama and science fiction, wrapped in an atmosphere that feels both surreal and haunting. The nightclub setting, with its Noah's Ark theme and guests in animal masks, creates a peculiar world that draws you in. The pacing is languid, allowing moments of tension to build as Eva, the lead, navigates her mysterious connection with the stranger. There’s a nostalgic touch to the references of Mozart, juxtaposing the avant-garde style of the film. Performances have this raw edge, almost unsettling at times, which adds to its distinctiveness and depth. It's not just about the story but how it immerses you in its unique vibe.

Zoo zéro is somewhat of an obscure title, which makes it an interesting find for collectors. The film's unique thematic elements and visual style have led to a small, yet dedicated following. Original prints are quite scarce, with few home video releases over the years, making it a rare jewel for those who appreciate unconventional cinema. Its oddball charm and atmospheric storytelling certainly contribute to its appeal among collectors who seek out lesser-known gems.