Human Zoo is a 2009 drama-thriller movie directed by Rie Rasmussen. The movie follows the story of a group of ten contestants who voluntarily sign up for a reality show where they are locked up in solitary confinement chambers for as long as they can endure. The last person standing wins a cash prize of one million dollars.
The participants are from different backgrounds and ethnicities, and they each have their reasons for joining the show, whether it be for the money, fame, or personal redemption. The cameras capture their every move, and the audience watches as they struggle with their sanity, loneliness, and the constant fear of being eliminated.
As the days pass, the participants begin to lose their grip on reality, and their identities blur into one another. They start to form alliances and betray each other, all while being watched by millions of people around the world.
Throughout it all, the host of the show, played by Rie Rasmussen, manipulates the contestants and plays God with their lives, pushing them to their limits and beyond.
As the competition reaches its final stages, the tension and drama escalate to a shocking finale that will leave the audience on the edge of their seats.
Human Zoo is a disturbing commentary on the power of reality TV and the lengths people will go to for money and fame. It is a gripping and thought-provoking movie that will stay with you long after the credits roll.