Human Nature

I think this is a film that flew under a lot of people's radars, and I'm not quite sure why. Maybe its bizarre apes, lab mice and table manners related plot came off as too weird for the mainstream movie-goer, but that's what Charlie Kaufman is know for, right? Anyway, this film was Michel Gondry's mainstream debut and Kaufman was still riding on the success of Being John Malkovich. Spike Jonze was originally set to direct again, but felt Gondry would be a better fit. It's a great film, with a great cast and an odd-yet-hilarious love quadrangle plot. It's a film that any Gondry, Kaufman or Jonze fan for that matter should take another look at, and certainly captures the potential of Gondry's blossoming career. Check out its imdb page: click here.