Intimate and fragmented moments unfold across a network of zoos and animal rescue centers in Argentina. As the histories of these institutions emerge, workers dedicate themselves—day and night—to the care of the animals that remain, forming bonds that blur the boundaries between human and non-human life.

With a form that is intricate and precise, yet pleasingly fragmented and open, Rinland’s hypnotic approach invites us to question not only how we look at animals, but how we coexist with them. (...) An unclassifiable, breathtakingly beautiful work that challenges us to reconsider our place in the world. (...) Transcends the boundaries between human and animal, capturing the infinite tenderness of relationships rooted in the pure immediacy of existence. – Cineuropa