In "Human Nature (2001)", delve into the eccentric world of Dr. Nathan Bronfman, a brilliant scientist obsessed with unraveling the mysteries of human behavior. As he embarks on a quest to teach table manners to a wild man named Puff, the film weaves a whimsical tale exploring the delicate balance between nature and nurture. Driven by his desire to civilize Puff and prove his groundbreaking theories, Dr. Bronfman finds himself entangled in a web of quirky relationships and ethical dilemmas. Amidst the comical chaos that ensues, "Human Nature" delves into themes of identity, society's expectations, and the essence of humanity itself. The film's quirky and offbeat vibe, peppered with moments of introspection and humor, invites viewers to ponder the complexities of human nature and the blurred lines between civilization and instinct. Embark on a journey where science meets the absurd, and where the boundaries of normalcy are delightfully blurred. "Human Nature" promises a unique cinematic experience that challenges perceptions and tickles the imagination.