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IMDbBest Documentary Feature | 2011
Best Documentary | 2011
Best Documentary | 2011
Outstanding Achievement in Documentary | 2011 | James
Best Documentary | 2011
Best Documentary | 2011
Best Documentary | 2011 | James
Best Documentary Feature | 2011
World Cinema Documentary | 2011 | James
Documentary | 2011 | James
Top Five Documentaries | 2011
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Documentary | 2012 | James
Documentary Feature | 2012 | James
Best Movie Yet to Open in Iowa | 2012
Best Documentary Feature Film | 2012
Best Documentary | 2011
Best Documentary Film | 2012 | James
World Cinema Documentary | 2011 | James
Knight Dox Competition | 2011 | James
Documentaries Special Awards Category | 2013 | James
Best Documentary | 2012
Outstanding Producer of Documentary Theatrical Motion Pictures | 2012 | Simon
Best Documentary | 2012
Documentary of the Year | 2012
Best Documentary Feature Film | 2012 | James
Best Documentary | 2012
Best Documentary | 2012
2012 | James
Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction Feature Filmmaking | 2012 | Simon
Outstanding Achievement in Graphic Design or Animation | 2012 | Kinda
Best Documentary Feature | 2012
Best Documentary Film | 2012
Best Documentary | 2012 | James
Best Documentary | 2012 | James
Best Documentary | 2011
Best Documentary | 2011
Best Documentary | 2011
Best Documentary | 2011
Best Motion Picture Documentary | 2011
Best Documentary | 2011
Best Documentary | 2011
Best Documentary Feature Film | 2011
Best Documentary | 2011
Veteran primate choreographer and actor Peter Elliott actually met and worked with Nim Chimpsky when he was researching chimpanzees for Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (1984). He also met and worked with another famous signing chimp by the name of Washoe.
As of 2019, this has been James Marsh's last documentary. Since Project Nim (2011), he has enjoyed a run of well-received feature films like Shadow Dancer (2012), The Theory of Everything (2014) and The Mercy (2018).
James Marsh became interested in the story of Nim when his Man on Wire (2008) producer Simon Chinn brought Elizabeth Hess' book to his attention. Marsh was particularly interested in telling a story that was devoted to the life of an animal.
James Mahoney, the chief vet at the laboratory where Nim spent some of his later years, was very reluctant to be involved in the film, given that this period was probably the most traumatic for Nim during his 26-year life. He was convinced by director James Marsh that he would not be depicted as the film's villain as Marsh had no interest in getting into the minefield subject of animal rights.
For reference points, director James Marsh watched other animal-focused documentaries and features, like Barbet Schroeder's Koko: A Talking Gorilla (1978), Frederick Wiseman's Primate (1974) and Robert Bresson's Au hasard Balthazar (1966).