The Monkey Folk

Year: 1989

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: French

Director: Gérard Vienne

Documentary

The documentary surveys the lives and wild behavior of more than a hundred simian species. It features footage from Ethiopia, Japan, Sri Lanka and Brazil, showcasing macaques, baboons, monkeys, orangutans and other close relatives of humans. Its length and thorough coverage make it especially appealing to viewers already passionate about primate studies.

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