Where to watch Diorama (2017)

Story

This documentary explores three interconnected narratives that examine how urban dwellers interact with wildlife. Through intimate observation of people engaged with animals—a toad, a stork, and a swallow—the film reveals hidden dimensions of human nature. By studying these encounters within city spaces, it uncovers aspects of ourselves that remain concealed in everyday life, accessible only through our relationship with the natural world.

Why watch

• Directed by Demetrio Giacomelli with a unique perspective on human-animal relationships
• Documentary format offering real-world observations rather than scripted narratives
• 86-minute runtime provides focused storytelling without excessive length

Good for: Viewers interested in nature documentaries and philosophical explorations of human connection with wildlife; certificate status unknown, so check before watching with children.