In this captivating episode, we dive into a conversation with filmmaker Jessica Sarah Rinland as she discusses her latest film, “Collective Monologue.” The film, which explores the intricate relationship between architecture, zoos, and conservation, began as an interest in the Buenos Aires Zoo, which reopened in 2019 after a period of closure due to animal rights protests.
Intimately observing a community of zoos and animal rescue centres across Argentina, Jessica Sarah Rinland’s second feature refutes the simple boundaries between human and non-human. Jessica shares her unique perspective on the portrayal of zoos, the profound connections between carers and animals, and her artistic journey that led her to this project.
Her experiences at film festivals and her continuous exploration of the artistic side of filmmaking provide an insightful backdrop to her work. The episode also touches upon Jessica’s ongoing projects, including an exhibition in Spain and her thoughts on the future of conservation and filmmaking. Join us for an inspiring discussion on creativity, the power of film, and the impact of visual storytelling.
