A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
July 8, 2011
Original Title:
Project Nim
Alternate Titles:
Le Projet Nim
尼姆计划
Genres:
Documentary
Production Companies:
BBC Film
Icon Productions
Passion Pictures
Red Box Films
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Ratings / Certifications:
ES: 12 IE: 12 KR: 12 US: PG-13
Runtime: 93
From the team behind Man on Wire comes the story of Nim, the chimpanzee who in the 1970s became the focus of a landmark experiment which aimed to show that an ape could learn to communicate with language if raised and nurtured like a human child. Following Nim's extraordinary journey through human society, and the enduring impact he makes on the people he meets along the way, the film is an unflinching and unsentimental biography of an animal we tried to make human. What we learn about his true nature - and indeed our own - is comic, revealing and profoundly unsettling.
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Archival Footage Research:
Darin Quan
Moyra Chestnutt
Art Department Production Assistant:
Sarah Moessner
Thomas Carrera
Art Direction:
Gonzalo Cordoba
Assistant Editor:
Anne Monnehay
Mark Keady
Shrihari Sathe
Best Boy Electric:
Nicholas D'Agostino
Best Boy Grip:
Ryan Minelli
John Spicer
Business Affairs Coordinator:
Zoe Brown
Geraldine Atlee
Carpenter:
Jefferey Dundas
Adam Merritt
Casting Director:
Adine Duron
Choreographer:
Peter Elliot
Co-Producer:
George Chignell
Maureen A. Ryan
Conductor:
Steve Sidwell
Consulting Producer:
Elizabeth Hess
Costume Designer:
Kathryn Nixon
Costumer:
Tina Foster
Craft Service:
Veronica Nickel
Development Manager:
Chloe Sizer
Dialogue Editor:
Claire Ellis
Digital Film Recording:
Matt James
Digital Imaging Technician:
Dan Carling
Patrick Cecilian
Director:
James Marsh
Director of Photography:
Michael Simmonds
Dolly Grip:
Aric Jacobson
Driver:
Joe Chiofalo
Editor:
Jinx Godfrey
Editorial Staff:
Justin Eely
Electrician:
Michael Mortel
Chris Varga
Walter Strafford
Executive Producer:
John Battsek
Andrew Ruhemann
Jamie Laurenson
Nick Fraser
Hugo Grumbar
Sheila Nevins
Finance:
Vince Holden
Anthony Buckner
First Assistant Camera:
Alvah Holmes
Gordon Arkenberg
First Assistant Director:
Jamund Washington
Foley Editor:
Nicholas Ashe
Gaffer:
Mark Koenig
Graphic Designer:
Kinda Akash
Head of Production:
Fiona Morham
Key Grip:
Aric Jacobson
Key Production Assistant:
Sara Neuffer
Leadman:
Mark Gebel
Legal Services:
Jonathan Blair
Jan Tomalin
Victoria S. Cook
Russel Smith
Sayuj Banerjee
Zoe Brown
Line Producer:
Rosemary Lombard
Location Scout:
Kurt Enger
Kurt Enger
Makeup & Hair:
Vera Stormsted
Mixing Engineer:
George Foulgham
Philip Bagenal
Music Arranger:
Dickon Hinchliffe
Music Coordinator:
Richard Sidwell
Music Editor:
Lisa McStay
Music Supervisor:
Liy Gallacher
Musician:
Philip Bagenal
Al Macaulay
Novel:
Elizabeth Hess
Original Music Composer:
Dickon Hinchliffe
Post Production Supervisor:
Kate George
Producer:
Simon Chinn
Prudence Arndt
Nancy Abraham
Production Assistant:
Johnny Davenport
Bassem Jabawi
Sarah Karas
Tom Kelly
Tobey List
Omari Miller
Becky Phillips
Sofia Santana
Production Coordinator:
Geoffrey Quan
Production Design:
Markus Kirschner
Production Executive:
Jane Hawley
Chris Collins
Production Intern:
Andrew Hauser
Jean-Marceau Sécheret
Researcher:
Will Yates
Script Supervisor:
Jodie Alexandra Taylor
Second Assistant Camera:
Scott Bowers
Daniel Lam
Robert Yutaka Omura
Senior Colorist:
Gareth Spensley
Set Decoration:
Jack Falanga
Sound Design Assistant:
Nick Ashe
Sound Recordist:
Steven Robinson
Peter Miller
Sound Supervisor:
George Foulgham
Still Photographer:
David Dilley
Swing:
Joe Chiofalo
Title Designer:
Kinda Akash
Transcriptions:
Johanna Kovitz
Visual Effects:
Nick Williams
Pauline Fowler
Wardrobe Assistant:
Tamara E. Cepeda
Kim Madalinski
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