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| '''''Human Nature''''' is a ] ], written by ] and directed by ]. It is Kaufman's second screenplay to be produced, after his debut with '']''. Starring ], ], and ], the film focuses on a young man raised as an ape (Ifans) and the molds he is formed in by behavioral scientist Robbins and body-hair-covered Arquette. | '''''Human Nature''''' is a ] ], written by ] and directed by ]. It is Kaufman's second screenplay to be produced, after his debut with '']''. Starring ], ], and ], the film focuses on a young man raised as an ape (Ifans) and the molds he is formed in by behavioral scientist Robbins and body-hair-covered Arquette. | ||
| It is loosely based on the ] |
It is loosely based on the ] music video ] which Michel Gondry directed in 1993. | ||
| ==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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For other meanings, see Human nature (disambiguation).
Human Nature is a 2001 comedy film, written by Charlie Kaufman and directed by Michel Gondry. It is Kaufman's second screenplay to be produced, after his debut with Being John Malkovich. Starring Tim Robbins, Rhys Ifans, and Patricia Arquette, the film focuses on a young man raised as an ape (Ifans) and the molds he is formed in by behavioral scientist Robbins and body-hair-covered Arquette.
It is loosely based on the Björk music video Human Behaviour which Michel Gondry directed in 1993.
External links
- Human Nature at IMDb
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