Zoo (2005 film)

Zoo is a 2005 American documentary film directed by Robinson Devor. The film explores the story of Kenneth Pinyan, an engineer who died in 2005 after engaging in a sexual encounter with a stallion on a farm near Enumclaw, Washington.

The film uses reenactments, interviews with people who knew Pinyan, and interviews with individuals involved in the bestiality subculture in the Pacific Northwest to examine the circumstances surrounding Pinyan's death and the motivations of those who participated in similar activities. The film does not explicitly show the act that led to Pinyan’s death, instead relying on suggestion and the testimonies of those involved.

Zoo generated significant controversy upon its release due to its sensitive subject matter. It has been described as a disturbing and unsettling film, raising questions about privacy, morality, and the boundaries of human sexuality. The film premiered at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival.